Sentence examples for distinction both from inspiring English sources

We suggest that this distinction both complicates and enriches efforts to integrate social and biophysical explanations.

Throughout the years, Dr. Patterson served MILMIC with distinction, both as a vigorous crusader for quality medical care and as an advocate of tort reform.

Brain concentrations were quantified in six different regions showing a clear distinction both quantitatively and visually between wt and transgenic mice and a good correlation with Aβ pathology.

Increasingly, he cannot see a distinction: both are systems "it was impossible to opt out of…" and "axiomatic to both was the idea that a new species of humanity was emerging.

She is built more like an athlete than a centerfold, a useful distinction both for the young men who are likely to play this game and the young women they will meet.

He holds a Doctor of Design from Harvard GSD, a professional degree in Architectural Engineering with highest distinction (2006) and an MSc in Architecture and Spatial Design (2009) with distinction, both from the National Technical University of Athens.

Chris understood the policy as Merrill's attempt to reduce hierarchical distinctions both within and between the companies.

In the narrow gap between these two early works you can sense his great potential for parsing subtle distinctions, both emotional and physiological.

This paper provides a catalog of certain types of distinctions among Spanish, English, and German, and describes a parameterized interlingual approach that characterizes these distinctions, both at the syntactic level and at the lexical-semantic level.

While breaking a continuum into categories loses important distinctions, both logically and in the distribution of answers among American employees, the totals appear to separate into three ranges.

First, our experimental model revealed the links and distinctions, both global and local, between shock response and adaptation.