Sentence examples for course on both from inspiring English sources

A person's pace depends, of course, on both step length and step frequency.

The atmospherics—and the signals from the youth-dominated electorate reflect an overwhelming interest in shifting course on both domestic and foreign policy.

But Mae, who used the surname of her Thai father to fulfil her dream to compete at the Winter Olympics under the flag of Thailand, celebrated almost as much as those who made the medal podium after successfully navigating her way to the end of the course on both of her runs.

"The pressure is of course on both teams, but Aberdeen has to win, maybe a draw, to stay in the fight for the championship.

We utilized a pre/post-test design to evaluate the impact of the course on both knowledge and self-efficacy with longitudinal fixed effects linear regression with robust standard errors.

Exposure to lead is given as an example of a chemical agent for which some effects have been described throughout the life course on both general neurodevelopmental outcomes and now on a specific psychiatric diagnosis.

These answers suggest a considerable effect of training courses on both the "can-do" and the "will-do" component of motivation.

Chemical engineering education has sensibly begun to change toward courses on both process and product design.

Edinburgh University has courses on both FutureLearn and Coursera, which means that students in Cuba can access them from FutureLearn but are blocked on Coursera.

He said in an interview that the recent outbreak offered important insights on both the course of the disease and its treatment.

Particularly, the effect of major process variables (pressure of hydrogen, temperature, concentration of Ni II), concentration of acetates) on both the course of reduction and on the quality of resultant composite powders were investigated.