Sentence examples for encountered with both from inspiring English sources
The application of this treatment option for aortic dissections has been hampered by the difficult anatomic constraints frequently encountered with both acute and chronic forms of the disease.
Severe thrombocytopenia, often associated with severe neutro-penia, was the principal dose-limiting toxicity encountered with both administration schedules.
The story of his tenure is at once a remarkably frank account of the day-to-day struggle to make a living in independent music, a compendium of esoteric observations and anecdotes (rare is the book that features encounters with both Pete Doherty and Ronnie Corbett), and a moving depiction of an unorthodox family.
Over shallow slopes (∼<4°), where channels are less deep and are more likely to meander, problems were encountered with flow path prediction in both DEMs due to interpolation errors between contours, and due to forestry.
The rebuilding of the Cabrillo Freeway interchange became a priority due to the availability of federal funding, and due to the traffic problems encountered with having ramps entering from both the left and the right.
They shared problems encountered with the coordinator (AB) and both geriatricians' researchers (MJK, JL).
Optimal conditions were encountered with Cl−.
Behavior when encountered with a translation problem.
Besides, the companies encounter with the pressure both from government and consumers that they must reorganize operational activities such as raw material supply, distribution and production in an environmental friendly way.
Edun encountered problems with both quality of goods and delivery times from their African suppliers, and most of the stores originally carrying the line dropped it.
The idiosyncratic nature of travelers' encounters with this site reflects both their implicit rhetorical aims and the limitations imposed on their attempts at understanding by pragmatic circumstances such as language, inability or unwillingness to visit, and control of information.
