Sentence examples for both reassigned from inspiring English sources

In the 1930 renumbering, the NY 24 and NY 30 designations were both reassigned elsewhere.

Neo-functionalization (where one copy is retained, the other reassigned) and symmetric divergence (both copies reassigned to the same module) are more frequent than asymmetric divergence (reassignment to different modules).

Both were reassigned after the case collapsed.

The media duties for both divisions were reassigned to CIA Medianetwork in Chicago, part of the Tempus Group.

In December, he announced a broad restructuring of the military that reassigned both Mr. Saleh's son, Ahmed Ali Saleh, and Gen. Ali Muhsin al-Ahmar — two of the most powerful military figures in Yemen.

[Page 24.] Both sides have reassigned staff out of states that once appeared competitive, like Missouri for the Democrats and Washington State for the Republicans, and scattered them across the 11 states.

Both have been reassigned until the probe is completed, police said.

Each squad was ranked in the top 15 of Division I-A last year, but both have been reassigned one division lower to II-AA.

This caused the gendered expectations for that time to be altered and roles to be both tested and reassigned for the incoming decades.

In the remaining cases (27%) there is symmetric divergence, where both paralogs are reassigned to the same module, distinct from the ancestral one (e.g., the ribonucleotide-diphosphate reductases SER3 and SER33, Figure 10C, case 4).

Interior is being sued over FOIA requests from two whistleblowers, Joel Clement and Matthew Allen, both of whom were reassigned since Trump took office.