Sentence examples for relationships to both from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive interpretation of the microfossil assemblages in the Japan Sea during the Pliocene Pleistocene transition is expected to improve our understanding of the oceanographic changes in the sea and their relationships to both variations in the global climate and the topographic changes caused by regional and local tectonic activities.

There were many debates around the issue of harm reduction and abstinence, and our relationships to both.

Covariates were selected based on theoretical relationships to both the outcome variables and the exposure variable, and were added to the crude model in two steps.

While focusing on ICH as probably most-serious complication of tPA treatment, relationships to both sole existence and size of detected lesions were explored.

Dermaptera is a key order for resolving the phylogenetic position of Plecoptera and Zoraptera, due to their inferred sistergroup relationships to both.

The only factors that could confound the PBDE × AU/ASD associations, based on their relationships to both PBDEs and child development, were maternal age and education, and for developmental delay, private insurance.

Nagle chronicles New York's relationship to both in meticulous detail.

His work is noted for exploring the individual's relationship to both political and natural landscapes.

In the wake of this month's massacre in Las Vegas, many have wondered about country music's relationship to both the National Rifle Association and to conservative politics more generally.

The alliance of Mr. Giuliani with the Bush campaign and the national Republican Party is in many ways quite remarkable, given his often ambivalent relationship to both.

But when he was asked about his relationship to both of them by a reporter who apparently thought that the D'Avanzos were brothers and still alive, Mr. Giuliani paused.