Sentence examples for may achieve both from inspiring English sources

But Singh, playing the most consistent golf of his life at age 40, may achieve both goals.

The English biographer Lytton Strachey (1880 1932), a copious and versatile letter writer himself, wrote: "No good letter was ever written to convey information, or to please its recipient: it may achieve both those results incidentally; but its fundamental purpose is to express the personality of the writer".

Although a firm may achieve both technical and allocative efficiency, it may not operate optimally in terms of scale efficiency.

Recently, Ye [11] proposed a competitive economy equilibrium solution that may achieve both social economic efficiency and individual optimality in dynamic spectrum management.

This contact increases the promoter-binding activity of RNA polymerase or facilitates open-complex formation, or may achieve both effects [7].

In situations where the drug not only kills the cells but also induces autophagy (as with DT-EGF treatment of the U87MG cells), the same agent may achieve both objectives.

So instead of changing just to be strange, try changing to just be happy, you may end up achieving both.

By considering them together, hybrid methods may achieve better results for both clustering and binning.

With greater interactions between the two fields, both may achieve a clearer view of these conditions and the road to health.

Coders and clinicians may achieve a much higher agreement if both ratings are based on comparable clinical information.

Inhibition of both Akt and Erk1/2 may achieve synergistic radiosensitization in some subtypes of cancer cells.