Sentence examples for both curtailed from inspiring English sources

Because viral replication is both curtailed and delayed in n406 infected cells, the smaller foci seen at 8 h in n406 infections, probably reflect the timing of the beginning of DNA replication.

The Independent on Sunday has long argued that raising the price of carbon-based energy is the best way to both curtail the output of greenhouse gases and harness the power of market forces to do it efficiently.

A leaked memo from President Barack Obama's staff to House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) details just how far the White House was willing to go to both curtail spending and compromise on tax reforms and entitlement programs during the 2011 debt ceiling negotiations.

The extinction of plants would both curtail atmospheric oxygen levels and remove the primary source of food from most ecosystems, leading to the simultaneous extinction of animals, from large vertebrates to smaller ones, with invertebrates having the longest stay of execution.

These results suggest new approaches both to curtail CMV infection and to purge the virus from organ transplants.

Both Wyoming and Utah curtailed joint and several liability.

Both were curtailed by eight years of bitter warfare with neighbouring Iran during the 1980s.

Restrictions on the movement of people have severely curtailed both artisanal diamond and gold mining.

Attacks on oil tankers from both sides greatly curtailed shipping in the gulf.

However, the responses to both stimuli were curtailed by cortisol negative feedback and an inhibitory effect of prior CRH concentration.

The Sextet is an exploration of the ways the duration of notes played on percussive instruments can be both stretched and curtailed.