Sentence examples for both terms were used from inspiring English sources

Both terms were used in English only.

Both terms were used to designate individuals dedicated to "... magic, medicine, divination,... methods of longevity and to ecstatic wanderings" as well as exorcism; in the case of the wu, "shamans" or "sorcerers" is often used as a translation.

Thus, both terms were used in the questionnaire.

In addition, both definitions were listed under the terms LTNPs and slow progressors separately, as both terms were used to describe this group.

Both terms are used to describe the entire circumpolar coniferous forest with its many lakes, bogs, and rivers.

Both terms are used interchangeably.

What has thus developed is a practical experience of 'co-management' (or 'collaborative management'; both terms are used synonymously).

Both terms are used to refer to either working fathers who remain in their home country or families who have left their home countries to support their children's pursuit of educational degrees and English learning in a new country.

Both terms are used to discuss three quite different genus-level travel types: education travel, tourism and volunteerism.

7– 9 In Australia both terms are used.

In this paper, both terms are used interchangeably.