Sentence examples for both subdivisions from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the more tenable assumption would be that Murdock was charged conjunctively under both subdivisions, rather than that he was confronted with an alternative allegation.

We chose to score volant wing-propelled divers separately in both subdivisions as their aquatic locomotory strategy is known to profoundly influence wing bone morphology17,43 and, consequently, the expression of flight-related adaptations recorded therein43.

The notes of the Advisory Committee on Rules state that both subdivisions of Rule 8 represent "substantially a restatement of existing law". Neither the text of Rule 8, nor the Advisory Committee Notes, nor the history of the Rule contains any suggestion that Rule 8 was intended to change the rule of the McElroy case.

Jack and Frank Campo, who own Campo Brothers builders in Port Jefferson, included a 12-foot-diameter turret as a niche in the living room and a sitting area of the 3,500- and 2,800-square-foot 2,800-square-foot 2,800-square-foote building in 17 locations, in both subdivisions and on individual lots, fromodele Ronkonkoma to Manorville.

While both subdivisions contain tyrosine hydroxylase [TH, a marker for dopamine (DA)] neurons, TH neurons in the NPPa are hypophysiotropic [ 7, 8].

TH-ir neurons and fibers were observed in both subdivisions of the NPP in the male as well as female C. batrachus (Fig.  1f– i).

The starting points for tracing are calculated by means of a combination of both subdivision and numerical techniques.

Because of the relative ease of PSR, both subdivision of ancestral localizations and acquisition of new localizations may happen relatively quickly after gene duplication, and thus, PSR could play an important role in the functional divergence and retention of duplicate genes (Byun-McKay and Geeta 2007).

The land around both Whipporwill subdivisions is in the buffer zone near the watershed or wetlands protected by Federal environmental law.

Both SCN subdivisions are believed to be capable of disseminating circadian information to the thalamus, hypothalamus and basal forebrain [9].

Although repetition of equal time intervals (i.e. isochrony) is the central principle for such prediction, this simple information is used in a flexible and complex way that accommodates both multiples, subdivisions, and gradual changes of intervals.