Sentence examples for for both contributed from inspiring English sources

If this definition of existentialism is accepted, then the suggestion of a family connection between Jaspers and Heidegger cannot be entirely repudiated, for both contributed to the reorganization of philosophical questioning in the 1920s in a manner which conforms to this definition.

Darren Mackie came on for the Dons, Lafferty for Rangers: both contributed to chances for their teams.

Members are rewarded with points and badges for both contributing and reading.

Further, the presence of MR surface coils and positioning aids must be accounted for, both contributing to overall attenuation of the emission signal [15, 29, 30, 31].

Both O'Rourke and Kotche replaced members of Wilco during the recording sessions for the album, and both contributed to the band's recordings through 2007's Sky Blue Sky.

In the present report we studied 20 VL patients during active VL and at different time periods after treatment evaluating their cytokine and IgG levels in order to explore the time-dependent alterations of their cytokine patterns both for contributing for the comprehension of immunopathogenesis and for better defining criteria for cure.

Explanations are on the one hand the increase of the tilt angle with an increase of alkyl chain-length, but also gauche defects and entropic contributions will become increasingly important for longer chains; both contributing to the decreased coverage with an increase of ligand chain-length.

The symptom overlap with other gastrointestinal disorders and the debatable accuracy of imaging and functional tests for early disease both contribute to the uncertainty that surrounds this diagnosis, which is associated with considerable morbidity and cost.

Both domains contribute to the binding site for RNA substrates and both contribute to ATP hydrolysis.

Let us make it easier for women to do both: contribute to Viet Nam's economy and provide their children with the best start in life," Ms. Sylwander concluded.

Rogers and Eskew are both contributing opinion writers for The Washington Post.