Sentence examples for both in the terms from inspiring English sources

For a given filler the polymer performance improvement strongly depends on the polymeric matrix selected, where a good match between the discontinuous and continuous phase, both in the terms of compatibility and gas separation properties, is necessary to optimize membrane performance.

As the inclusion of local reinforcements adds complexity to the design process, both in the terms of amounts and location, mathematical optimization techniques in conjunction with finite element simulations can be a useful tool to design weight and cost effective structures.

However, we didn't find a close linear relationship between Amax and leaf nitrogen content, both in the terms of Na and Nm (Figure 3).

Best results, both in the terms of speed up and the solution quality were obtained with the value of 40 the maximal number of ants being allocated to a processor.

The biological examples supporting these tradeoffs abound, both in the terms of experimentally determined parameters and theoretical considerations.

Survival analyses were conducted both in the terms of as-treated and intention-to-treat.

Untreated sleep apnea can result in significant consequences both in the short-term and long-term.

So expect yellow weeds for consumers both in the short term and medium term.

The proposed MM approach utilizes parameter adaptation both in the long term and the short term.

The president said, "That's the single best way to help rural communities both in the short term and in the long term".

Corticosteroids are usually among the first chosen due to their effectiveness at controlling inflammation both in the short term and in the long term.