Sentence examples for both these perspectives from inspiring English sources

Future evaluations of CAS and other educational interventions aimed at promoting evidence-based practice need to take into account both these perspectives.

What the current debate is not addressing is a necessary corollary to both these perspectives: the idea that a successfully plural multiculturalism is a two-way street.

Both of these perspectives are important and improvement in QoL during both periods should be a priority.

Both of these perspectives raise interesting metaphysical issues (for a useful introduction see Castellani 1998b).

"Both individual and trans-individual" designates a harmonious assimilation of the two stances, a consequence of which is a person who can avail him or herself of both of these perspectives, i.e., the dualistic world of the everyday life and the non-dualistic world of "not two".

We conclude that both of these perspectives are reasonable.

His experience was that one cannot use or integrate both of these perspectives concurrently.

Both of these perspectives reflect problems with people's risk beliefs.

Both of these perspectives attempted to go beyond a naive technological determinism and argued instead that technologies such as ICTs should be understood as socially shaped and comprised of dynamic interrelationships between people, artefacts, practices and structures.

Both of these perspectives are important and complementary within an eco-evolutionary framework (sensu Fussmann et al. 2007; Kinnison and Hairston 2007; Pelletier et al. 2009) that considers reciprocal feedbacks between evolutionary processes, genetic variation, individual performance, and ecological dynamics.

Two different moral syndromes sets of interlocked values underlie these perspectives; both are arguably essential for better care.