Sentence examples for may combine both from inspiring English sources

The first is grammar, which defines the legal ways in which constituents may combine both syntactically and semantically to yield other constituents.

Current prevalence estimates may combine both patients with everyday fatigue and those who have more clinically significant, definable CRF.

The scale may vary around the circle, as in Circos, but also along the radius of the circle (i.e. a single figure may combine both global context and local detail, as in Fig. 1B).

Our strategy is to alternate between an initial injection of 1 mg epinephrine i.v. and a subsequent injection of 40 IU vasopressin i.v. every 3 5 minutes during CPR, since it may combine both beneficial effects of combining two drugs and avoiding complications of injecting excessive dosages of one drug alone.

In other words, cord-cutting sports fans may need to combine both services for the broadcast access, or turn to their trusty antenna.

Compound 3 was defined as mixture of stereoisomers which may combine with both S and R chirality.

Mothers may also choose to combine both breastfeeding and infant formula-feeding if the baby is not receiving the hydration or nutrition he or she needs.

Nevertheless, we argue that both approaches are presently incomplete and a better understanding of early vision may combine insights from both.

We roughly group both graph similarity and performance evaluation metrics into topological and probabilistic categories and note that a particular metric may combine aspects from both.

Obviously, combinations of the two may combine the best of both options.

The convergence of these two momentous developments suggests that future organisms may be constructed combining both novel building blocks and designer genome sequences.