Sentence examples for discussed by both from inspiring English sources
As discussed by both this book and "Mr. S," a serve-and-tell memoir by Sinatra's longtime valet, the two shared close ties, mutual friendship with the godfatherly Sam Giancana and disastrous involvement in the Cal-Neva Lodge, the Lake Tahoe hideaway with mob connections.
Three officials from each side took part in the talks and the results will be discussed by both Koreas with the IOC in Lausanne, Switzerland, on Saturday.
Another option discussed by both mayoral candidates would involve the construction of a new terminal at the port of Marghera, an industrial area that has long been in decline.
A scenario now being widely discussed by both the Government and its critics calls for a election campaign this fall, with the Solidarity chairman, Lech Walesa, expected to be a leading candidate.
This synergistic effect of the newly designed photoanode and its functionality in DSSCs are discussed by both experimental and simulated results.
The effects of operating conditions including temperature, throughput, and screw rotation speed on the reaction kinetics are discussed by both experimental data and model simulation.
This problem is discussed by Gersonides both in his commentary on Job and in book 4 of Milhamot.
The reasonable priorities among all these persons as objects of one's love, goodwill and care are discussed by Aquinas both as an "order of love(s)" [ordo amoris] and as a matter of right and justice.
These are points that have long been discussed by Māori both in academia and outside of it.
As discussed by DeFronzo, both the Diabetes Prevention Program and TRIPOD studies suggested that administration of the troglitazone led to β-cell rest, reducing progression of pre-diabetes to diabetes by 75% during 1.5 years and by 55% over 2.5 years, respectively, with similar reductions in development of diabetes by approximately 60% in the ACT NOW and DREAM studies.
These are discussed by considering both the negative effects of Na+ and K+ on the formation of active hydrogen species and their positive role on the electron densities of the metal sites.
