Sentence examples for both the definite from inspiring English sources

Schistosomes send immunosuppressory signals in the form of neuropeptides to both the definite host (man) and the intermediate host (snail) [17].

Moreover, although participants in both the definite dry eye group and the marginal dry eye group were diagnosed as having dry eye, they are different in terms of the presence of subjective symptoms.

Symptoms from the affected side of the face were equally common in both the definite LNB and BP group; pain (50% and 33%) and sensibility disturbances (6% and 12%).

For the comparison of paclitaxel eluting stents with bare metal stents all estimates were imprecise for both the Academic Research Consortium definition of definite stent thrombosis and per protocol definitions.

To circumvent this, we first employ the Bernstein-type inequality to convert the probabilistic constraints into closed-form expressions and then present both the semi-definite relaxation (SDR) algorithm and the penalty function (PenFun) algorithm to accomplish the non-convex problem optimization.

An important, and unexpected, finding from our review was that the acronym BRICS was described using both the indefinite and definite articles, which were often used interchangeably within the same document.

As a particular situation, in Corollary 2.4, when A and B are both positive definite, the result provides a sharpened upper bound for the matrix version of the well-known Greub-Rheinboldt inequality.

Adam and Blake both say that Avery is the definite winner, while Christina is "amazed" by Chevonne's stage presence and thinks that she is the winner (a.k.a. this was the last battle and they made Christina use her final steal so the teams would be even).

Compared to the normal values, the amplitudes were prolonged by over 20% in both the eyes, which indicated definite involvement of the optic nerves.

Both count and mass nouns admit the definite article.

The definite diagnosis in both patients was a renal cell carcinoma.