Sentence examples for that responds both from inspiring English sources

At Loughborough University, contemporary arts programme Radar regularly commissions new work that responds both to the context of the campus and the local landscape.

"All of us want to obtain, as quickly as possible, a durable, negotiated ceasefire that responds both to Israeli needs in terms of security and to Palestinian needs in terms of the social-economic development [of Gaza] and access to the territory of Gaza".

He and his dancers were in residency at Tate Modern last summer, working with members of the public to research a site-specific piece that responded both to the scale and the structure of the building.

Mirror neurons are cells in the premotor and inferior parietal cortex that respond both during performance and during perception of one type of action (for example grasping, Kohler et al. 2002; Rizzolatti and Craighero 2004).

In vitro analysis of functional PKRs on DRG neurons shows a remarkable overlap in neurons that respond both to Bv8 and capsaicin (~90%) and to Bv8 and mustard oil (~60%) indicating a high degree of colocalization of functional PKRs with TRPV1 and TRPA1 channels [ 13] supporting the possibility that these receptors contribute to nociceptive signalling.

This research aims to develop a skylight system that responds to both external, environmental conditions and adjustable internal functional demands.

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But, according to Walsh, it also has a lot to do with what is referred to as the locus coeruleus – AKA the "novelty detection" part of the brain – and how that responds to both music and drugs.

Importantly, the data demonstrate that [H+]O and increased temperature both act on a common gate in channels that respond to both modalities regardless of the direction of the response.

In C. metallidurans CH34 (formerly Ralstonia metallidurans), carrying genes encoding inducible multiple metal resistance on the plasmid pMOL28, allowed the construction of a Cr-responding biosensor [25] a chr-lux fusion (strain AE104 pEBZ141) that responded to both Cr III) and Cr VI), with Cr VI) producing a 10-fold signal as compared to Cr III).

However, non-responders to the follow-up survey did not differ significantly to those that responded to both surveys based profession or burden of TB in their geographical area.