Sentence examples for considerable both in from inspiring English sources

However, the active site differences in the two structures are considerable both in terms of the loop conformation of the residues (Gly216 to Gly226) as well as the sequence of the active site residues.

Our results show that the economies obtained are considerable, both in terms of energy consumption (kW h) and peak demand (kW) reduction.

Its political power is considerable, both in form and in substance.

The burden of bacterial conjunctivitis is considerable both in absolute terms, i.e., is, the number of patients treated on an annual basis and in economic terms, i.e., the direct costs of physician's visits, drug therapy, diagnostic tests and the indirect costs of lost earnings.

Despite significant declines in mortality in the UK, CVD remains a considerable burden, both in terms of health and costs.

Recently, multi-channel approaches have attracted considerable attention both in single- and multi-pitch scenarios.

Pigmentation has received considerable attention both in the context of speciation and adaptation [ 5– 10].

But the proposal faces considerable obstacles, both in the State Legislature and the private sector.

His view of the generic strategies for advantage gained considerable traction both in classrooms and boardrooms.

Irrespective, authors such as Banana Yoshimoto and Haruki Murakami have enjoyed considerable success, both in their own country and abroad.

There was considerable variability both in the study methodology and design and in the results.