Sentence examples for both of which tend from inspiring English sources

Among external factors are noise and interference, both of which tend to mask or distort the measurement signal.

Vent habitats are characterized by strong gradients in productivity and physico-chemical stressors, both of which tend to increase with increasing vent fluid flux.

Gold has little investment logic except as a hedge - either against inflation or political instability, both of which tend to lift prices.

Plutonium gloveboxes present harsh environmental conditions for polymer materials; these include radiation damage and chemical exposure, both of which tend to degrade the lifetime of engineered polymer components.

Add the negative impact of rising interest rates and heightened expectations for inflation — both of which tend to hurt share prices — and it's easy to see why the stock market weakened as much as it did.

Plutonium gloveboxes are known to present harsh environmental conditions for polymer materials, these include radiation damage and chemical exposure, both of which tend to degrade the lifetime of engineered polymer components.

This little known claim to geo-political fame holds significance for both transnational histories of women's suffrage and for Australian narratives of nationhood, neither of which tend to identify Australian women as critical to the history of modern democracy.

There are mimics of this disease, most of which tend to be rare.

Then there are also Washington DC, Boston and Seattle – all of which tend to be expensive to live in.

Kimberly-Clark said its 2017 sales were stronger in emerging markets — many of which tend to have higher birthrates.

Allegiance should be better served by its book, score and lyrics, most of which tend toward the generic.