Sentence examples for both whereby from inspiring English sources

Thus we propose that there may be a role in the future for using both whereby the strengths of each are leveraged to optimise diagnostic reporting, decrease inter-observer variability, and perhaps even improve our understanding of breast cancer.

"What we have also discussed with interest parties is the concept of a hybrid of both whereby they could buy the business into a newco but trade it through the existing company to preserve the SPL share".

The objective was to develop an adaptive strategy whereby both the maternal and paternal alleles were evenly amplified and accurately scored for a given animal.

A dose response was observed for both products whereby deposited mass decreased as aerosol dilution increased.

Dioctyldiphenylamine - an antioxidant in oils, lubricants, rubber and plastics - was also identified in both samples, whereby the concentration in La Marana (>100 μg/kg dwt) was higher than that in Marseille (>0.3 μg/g dwt).

Member states will thus have to try to find a moderate level of EPL that balances both goals, whereby recent EPL reforms can be interpreted as steps in this direction.

Today's Supreme Court decision opens the door to a macabre resolution of both issues whereby voters could approve a constitutional amendment establishing a lottery system similar to the Hawthorne short story except that people would pay to select which disfavored group to discriminate against during the next year.

This pattern is also observed in both sexes whereby men have a higher MIR compared to women across all continents.

Both TB and HIV-infection knowledge gaps could be better addressed through an integrated health education program on both infections, whereby TB program managers include HIV information and vice versa.

The models of TB programme and hospital collaboration are identical – a 'TB programme-based model' in both sites, whereby the general hospitals refer TB suspects and general TB patients to the TB programme for standard diagnosis and treatment.

A possible explanation could be differences in the number of cell divisions in the germ cells between both sexes, whereby although detected, the difference was found to be weak in D. melanogaster (Bauer and Aquadro 1997).