Sentence examples for both result from from inspiring English sources

Grass tetany and milk fever both result from metabolic disturbances.

Revealingly, there are two false moments in the final film and both result from that frequent moment of unease in TV drama when a person alone speaks aloud.

The higher antimicrobial activity of alginate-caseinate matrices might both result from the higher survival rate of bacterial cells and from a higher release of antimicrobial metabolites.

Both result from movements, not of individual representations, but of fused representational masses well past their point of equilibrium (SW VI: 75; cf. Weiss 1928: 89).

The positive correlation between mortality and precipitation is likely a consequence of typhoons since precipitation and mortality caused by wind throw both result from typhoons.

For sake of generality, heat and work interactions are considered occurring either successively or simultaneously, and both result from generalized available energy of a simple system as defined in the study of Gyftopoulos and Beretta[1].

This political corruption both results from, and exacerbates, our nation's extreme income inequality.

Private property and contractual rights were introduced in early modernity, both resulting from the emergence of a market economy and contributing to its victory.

It is mainly composed of monomeric pentoses (xylose, arabinose) and oligomeric pentoses both resulting from the thermo-chemical hydrolysis.

Both results from static and dynamic characteristic responses, as well as selected control responses in operating range are presented.

In parallel we studied empirically plant species distribution in hedgerows to see whether both, results from the model and results from empirical data were convergent.