Sentence examples for both of which link from inspiring English sources

These include a cuneiform inscription and hematite, both of which link to Mesopotamia; steatite bowls to Oman; and carnelian beads, a stone weight and a few potsherds to the Indus Civilization.

The cytoplasmic tail of VE-cadherin binds β-catenin and plakoglobin at the carboxy-terminal region, both of which link α-catenin and anchor the complex to the actin cytoskeleton [ 18].

She begins the book by rooting the sources of New Conservation in two separate intellectual traditions, one promoted by rural electrification enthusiasts and another by land use planners, both of which linked social with environmental policy goals.

The remaining small roads in the district, all of which link with the former State Highway, have gravel surfaces.

The final result is 12 maps, each 2 feet by 3 feet - 72 square feet of cartography in total, many of which link up and overlap.

There was an abundance of physical evidence at the crime scene, none of which linked them to the killing.

Oxford Scholarly Editions Online Classicss Critical editions of Latin texts with commentaries and translations, many of which linked to the Oxford Latin Dictionary.

King's official House of Representatives website includes a page dedicated to "Illegal Immigrant Stories," one of which links to an article on VDARE. .

Natural wine does without chemical sprays and modifications, both of which are linked to adverse health effects such as headaches, hangovers and even links to non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

Nonetheless, our findings strengthen links between LIMK1 and the control of spine morphology and plasticity, both of which are linked to higher brain function.

Unlike refined grains, whole grains are high in magnesium and fibre, both of which are linked with less inflammation.