Sentence examples for both the result of from inspiring English sources
Many scientists warn that the perfect storm of global warming and environmental degradation - both the result of human activity - is leading to a sixth mass extinction equal to the "Big Five" that have occurred over the past 450 million years, the last of which killed off the dinosaurs 68 million years ago.
In fact, the two biggest economic disasters of the 20th century the Great Depression in the 1930s and the Great Inflation of the 1970s were both the result of catastrophic government mistakes, not a sudden failure of free-market capitalism.
Since it is impossible to observe for the same object both the result of exposure and non-exposure to an event, causal inference is based on comparing the outcomes on equivalent treatment and control groups, i.e., treatment and control units with similar baseline characteristics.
If either the F-FDG PET/CT or the I PET/CT shows metastatic lesions and it is possible to acquire a biopsy from the lesion, this will be done to correlate histopathological characteristics with both the result of the scans and the resection specimen of the original tumor.
Taking into account both the result of the Km resistance tests and the expression data, we concluded that the sor1 mutation strongly but incompletely suppresses the formation of the RPN12a-NPTII fusion transcript which was sufficient to restore 26SP function back to the wild-type level.
Savea had two tries on the board inside nine minutes, both the result of New Zealand outflanking England's narrow defensive line.
(In other words, you both flip, both predict the result of the other person's flip, and are both right).
Both were the result of rulings by the BBFC and both decisions were later overturned.
Both are the result of voter referendums.
Both are the result of globalization, which has brought international chain stores and produced an unnerving homogenization of dress.
