Sentence examples for both of which cause from inspiring English sources
The genus Yersinia comprises Yersinia pestis, the causative agent of plague, and Yersinia enterocolitica and Yersinia pseudotuberculosis, both of which cause gastrointestinal disease.
The entire country is subject to periodic floods and droughts, both of which cause severe agricultural losses.
The early asthmatic response (EAR) to inhaled allergen results from IgE-mediated release of multiple mast-cell mediators, including leukotrienes and histamine, both of which cause bronchoconstriction.
Retrograde condensation in gas reservoirs leads to long-term loss of condensate and short-term liquid blocking, both of which cause a reduction in well productivity.
For example, Meyer completely omits mention of the Early Cambrian small shelly fossils and misunderstands the nuances of molecular phylogenetics, both of which cause him to exaggerate the apparent suddenness of the Cambrian explosion.
Government inspectors had charged Imperial College London with breaking health and safety rules in a study that involved the creation of a chimera of the hepatitis C and dengue fever viruses, both of which cause severe illness.
The two really big shunts of the game came from the England pack, both of which caused the Scotland front-row to stand up.
Panorama programmes have also attracted criticism, including last year's undercover trip to North Korea and its investigation into charities including Comic Relief, both of which caused rows which drew in the BBC director general, Tony Hall.
Avesco said it had been hurt by an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Britain and the terrorist attacks in the United States, both of which caused clients to cancel conferences.
(He also mentions a pair of scooter accidents, one about twelve years ago, another last year, both of which caused Cohen to be laid up for a little while — last year, for two months, with a leg injury).
The move sees Marvel continue to increase diversity in its projects, after it cast Idris Elba as Heimdall in Thor and Michael B Jordan as Johnny Storm/The Human Torch in the Fantastic Four, both of which caused outrage online with far-right groups boycotting Thor because Marvel chose non-white actors.
