Sentence examples for indicates both a from inspiring English sources
The lack of spatial variations in the spectra down to the scale of ~100 m indicates both a relatively uniform particle size distribution and a lack of compositional segregation, possibly due to surficial redistribution processes.
Hamilton (2017), for example, proposes that the Anthropocene does not dilute human agency, but rather indicates both a 'multiplication of human power and an activation of dormant forces in the Earth System'.
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The last thing you want to do with a Relator is to come off pushy or aggressive.The Socializer This quadrant indicates both a desire to build relationships (Open) and a fast-paced, aggressive approach (Direct).
Sixthly and finally, the appearance of a phenotype for such a large cohort of chaperones indicates both a requirement for these factors and, from evidence for increased VSG levels in many cases, a direct role in VSG ERQC.
The phenotype of affected children harbouring the CLTCL1 mutation indicates both a central and peripheral nervous system defect.
They found that smaller cationic dyes were readily adsorbed, while larger anionic and neutral dyes were hardly absorbed, indicating both a size- and charge-selective adsorption process.
Recent speeches by both at the United Nations General Assembly indicate both a willingness to talk and a shift in perceptions about the other side.
Western blotting analysis indicated both a rapid and a delayed Dex-mediated up-regulation of Anx-A1 expression.
The remaining scores of 6 8 correct responses out of 8 indicate both a lack of neuropathy and the lowest 4-year risk of its incidence.
This indicates both an exceptionally difficult problem, and one which has been badly parameterized so that individual errors are not very meaningful because they are so highly correlated.
