In language classes, you can express one sentiment using two entirely different sets of words ("¿Dondé está el supermercado? and "Tengo que comparer abarrotes" both will suffice in getting you directions to the supermarket).
Both concentrations suffice to successfully establish infection.
But now, two decades later, the stadium is dilapidated and renovations will not suffice, both city officials and Raiders management agree.
In addition, while both definitions may suffice for some systematists or geneticists, others (such as myself) would insist on adding "and the causal processes underlying such patterns of descent and/or change in genetic information".
Arguably an association mapping panel should suffice both phenotypic and molecular diversity for the outcome of reliable association results.
Either paper-backed or foil-backed insulation will suffice; both types of this insulation are readily available at home improvement stores.
Thus, a description of the structure and properties of antibodies, which are well studied, will suffice for both.
Since the nuclear reactor needed no oxygen at all, a single power plant could now suffice for both surface and submerged operation.
For instance, if Mr. Romney won both Ohio and Pennsylvania, that might suffice for him to win the election despite being swept in the competitive states of the Mountain West, like Colorado and Nevada.
As the novel's fractured day winds on, Winnie has to fight for her life against multiple males, both human and nonhuman: suffice it to say that the eight-foot Cookie, though herbivorous, has fairly pointed instincts.
A win would insure a berth in the World Cup; a tie would likely get it there as well, since it had a better cumulative goal differential than the other teams vying for a spot; a loss might even suffice, if both Honduras and Panama lost or tied their final games.
