Sentence examples for both underlined from inspiring English sources
The two purchasing managers' indexes — one released by the British bank HSBC on Monday, the other published by the Chinese statistics bureau on Saturday — painted somewhat divergent pictures for May, though both underlined the fact that the factory sector was still struggling with lackluster demand.
Both elements are interesting; both are underlined way too heavily.
(They're called 'non-extensional contexts' because 'extension' is another term for 'reference.') Because both of the underlined sentences are true, (9) and (10) are a pair of sentences which differ only with respect to substitution of expressions (namely, the underlined sentences) with the same reference.
Each is heavily underlined, in both pencil and ink an emphatic, and ugly, green ink, seemingly more suited for some censorious schoolmistress than for Swenson, a nicely calibrated nature poet.
Note that in both cases bold and underlined letters indicate D-amino acids.
There had been a growing feeling that Sturridge simply does not suit Jürgen Klopp's system, both with and without the ball, and this underlined that impression.
The underlined features represent ones existing in both the frequency-based set and BioInfer.
Underlined criteria indicate the highest AvSS for both networks, italic criteria indicate higher AvSS for relay networks than for hub and spoke networks, and bold criteria indicate equal AvSS for both networks.
To distinguish between the cells from both sides, we again used Conklin's suggestion and underlined cell names referring to the cells on the right side of the embryo.
Both regions include the TGGG motif recognized by hnRNPH (underlined), in addition RON also contains a second TGGG motif just 2 nt downstream and two more in positions 32 and 50 of the exon.
Interestingly, the expression of a large proportion of these genes was found to be affected by cytokine exposure in PBEC or KC (or both) as observed in the initial SAGE studies (as indicated by underlined tag numbers in table 3).
