Sentence examples for idiosyncrasies of both from inspiring English sources

The idiosyncrasies of both ecosystems might be suppressed by the effects of large-scale factors.

Such an idiosyncrasy of both clinicians and regulatory agencies for the assessment of quality of life has favoured the use of several surrogate end points, potentially misleading and methodologically questionable.

As with the food system and health in prior years, mobility was chosen as a theme for its systemic breadth and because it embraces both the idiosyncrasies of human behavior and the more predictable constraints and opportunities of engineering logic.

I don't know how much time de Bernières has spent in Australia but, judging by the book jacket blurb, it may only have been a few weeks, in which case he has done a particularly fine job of evoking both the idiosyncrasies of the land and the colloquialisms of the speech.

Throughout the game, players from both teams helped each other understand the idiosyncrasies of the different eras.

Like O'Keeffe, both artists were eager to depict the idiosyncrasies of their homeland, often through still life paintings.

Both Ben Ali and Mubarak have shunned the antics and idiosyncrasies of traditional despots in favor of a technocratic style.

It just shows the idiosyncrasies of the honours system".

The software also reveals the idiosyncrasies of thousands of guests.

Cameron, accustomed to the idiosyncrasies of small inns, accepted.

The show reflects the idiosyncrasies of any private collection.