Sentence examples for both were defined as from inspiring English sources

Patients having hip joints with a deep socket, acetabular retroversion or femoral cam deformity, or both, were defined as having femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) (Tannast and Siebenrock 2009).

SBP ≥140 mm Hg or DBP ≥90 mm Hg or both were defined as hypertension.

Conditions in which the protein crystallized only in the absence or presence of 18-crown-6, but not in both, were defined as unique hits.

Cases with definite native aortic or mitral valve infective endocarditis (IE), hematogenous bone and joint infections, or both, were defined as having severe (complicated) infections [ 5].

In this study, the bacteriologically confirmed or presumptive patients, the ELISA-positive patients (F1 antigen or antibodies), or both were defined as having laboratory-confirmed cases.

Although four groups can be identified using the different combinations, the first and third groups were combined because only one patient qualified for the third group and both were defined as axonal neuropathy.

Both are defined as a parameter of type enumeration.

GLAST (also known as EAAT1) is astrocyte-specific glutamate transporter and GLT1 (also known as EAAT2) is glutamate transporter; both are defined as markers of glial group [ 134].

In general both are defined as the ratio of the maximal minus the minimal values to the mean values, usually averaged over 3 or more breaths.

A ccIMT of more than 0.90 mm or carotid plaques (or both) is defined as the gold standard for severe subclinical atherosclerosis [ 42].

There are also studies showing that reasoning ability could be predicted by "storage in the context of processing" and "coordination", which both are defined as working memory functions (Buehner et al. 2005).