Sentence examples for both the ordering of from inspiring English sources

This information enables both the ordering of the burning rates as a function of pressure as well as the trend in the pressure dependence of the individual burning rates of these compounds to be rationalized.

This research physician was blinded to allocation sequence and to both the ordering of the blocks and their sizes.

The reason for using labels commonly used by nurses is that nurses play a central role in both the ordering of urine cultures and the decision to prescribe antibiotics [ 21].

The painter Francis Bacon, who turned down both the Order of Merit and the Companion of Honour, is crouched over the bed in nothing but his underpants.

The publication of Four Quartets led to his recognition as the greatest living English poet and man of letters, and in 1948 he was awarded both the Order of Merit and the Nobel Prize for Literature.

The masking letters were arranged on rotors so that the relationship between the original text and the masking stream could be changed as often as desired: towards the end of the war the Germans were changing both the order of the letters on each rotor and the initial settings of the rotors every day.

Both the order of trials and the prime type (primed, unprimed) were counterbalanced.

An interesting direction for future work is to build minimal models reproducing these multiscale properties, both the order of interactions and the range of scales form local to mesoscales.

Women (other than Queens regnant) were originally excluded from the Order; George VI created his wife Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon a Lady of the Thistle in 1937 via a special statute, and in 1987 Elizabeth II allowed the regular admission of women to both the Order of the Thistle and the Order of the Garter.

Thus we conclude that both the order of the species on Fig. 3 and in column 5 of Table 2A is a relative measure of similarity of individuals within a species, and is indicative of the number of alleles for the loci sampled, in other words, the relative polymorphism of the species (see Discussion).

Each patient was independently assessed by the two trained assessors with the CAM and ISDCS, with randomisation of both the order of interview and the score used.