Sentence examples for by both common and from inspiring English sources

On the functional side, we found that viruses perturbed the host cellular network by both common and unique strategies.

Most complex traits are likely to be underpinned by both common and rare variants, but the role of the latter has been relatively untouched by GWASs.

To facilitate recall, the facilitator prompted periodically by asking about specific illnesses by name, both common and not so common ones.

The Budget was passed by both Commons and Lords in April.

This analysis of genes mutated in cancers, drawn from small and large-scale genome studies, allows the authors to draw a map of pathways and processes altered by cancers, revealing both common and specific changes.

However as sexual violence against women, men and children by state agents remains both common and unmitigated, this promise of a change comes with a dark cloud of doubt looming over it.

Prof Peter Weissberg, medical director at the British Heart Foundation, said: "Strokes caused by atrial fibrillation are both common and preventable but only if the abnormal heart rhythm is identified in the first place and if effective drugs are given to prevent blood-clot development.

A Ilyse Fink, a spokeswoman for the New York City Department of Buildings, said that the condition described by the letter writer is both common and legal in older buildings.

Whilst involving the public in health research is now both common and expected by many research funders, it is an underdeveloped aspect of garment design research.

By providing a broad exposure to both common and unusual problems in pediatric hematology, oncology, neuro-oncology, and blood and marrow transplant the fellow will become competent in treating oncologic and hematologic disorders in children.

Further investigation by sequencing of SLCO1B1 demonstrated that both common and rare variants contribute to methotrexate clearance [ 4].