Sentence examples for illustrative both from inspiring English sources

The experience of free tuberculosis (TB) treatment programs is illustrative both as a model for other health services and in suggesting what targeted programs may be necessary to make even free care truly accessible to internal migrant populations.

Illustrative examples, both SISO and MIMO, are used to demonstrate the key results.

And along with the illustrative music (both recorded and live, written by Iain Grandage and performed on piano and cello by Matthew Hoy) and the set -- a wooden plank floor on a stage-filling bed of sand, with a drawable curtain at the rear and most of the props stacked in view along the side -- it shows off the artful ingenuity of Mr. Armfield and his team of designers.

These three sections are illustrative of both the book's main strengths and weaknesses.

These diseases are illustrative of both the disease characteristics and the main ethical issues surrounding susceptibility testing, whether it be offered in a clinical setting or directly-to-consumer.

Further conclusions, illustrative of both potential and challenges, included the following: Yields of currently cultivated land in the less developed countries could be tripled by using improved management practices, potentially freeing up more land for biofuel production.

During the coding process, quotations illustrative of both the common and minority perspectives of women's experiences of HIV testing as part of antenatal care were identified and are used in the presentation of the study findings.

Fall 1996: Selection of a set of five or ten electromagnetic demonstrations that are both illustrative of basic physical phenomena and which can be profitably illustrated and animated/simulated.

Bitwater's experience in Tanzania and that of Bechtel in Bolivia are both illustrative.

Both illustrative and experimental results show that each method has its merits and limitations.

Some illustrative examples of both variants are given in applications to the display of potential distributions on the boundary surface of an electrical volume conductor.