Sentence examples for conferred both from inspiring English sources

The presence of L-S conferred both higher tensile strength and shear strength to the developed FS membranes.

A recA-like fragment was cloned from this plasmid that conferred both UV resistance and UV mutability to a recA56 strain.

Sara was an avant-garde playwright turned screenwriter with one megahit movie that conferred both money and Hollywood celebrity.( For what it's worth, she is also a more graceful narrator than Victor).

The experience from working in the matrix may then have conferred both individual and organizational learning that enabled the organization to take the next step and successfully adopt the organizational model that was introduced in 2015.

He said 11 firearms officers who attended the scene of Mr Duggan's shooting in Tottenham had conferred both before and during the period when they wrote their accounts of what happened.

The QTL on chromosome 5 conferred foliar resistance, while the QTL on chromosomes 4 and 11 conferred both foliar and stem resistance.

This richness of reference, whether one notices or not, confers both veracity and an undeniable charm.

But treaties confer both mutual rights and mutual obligations on their signatories.

The DN-polymers possess a fractal-like architecture, which confers both high rigidity and lightweight.

The production and co-ordinated deposition of this lignocellulosic composite confers both protective and structural properties to the plant cell.

Fidelity to a past breeding site is widespread among animals and may confer both costs and benefits.