Sentence examples for to inspect both from inspiring English sources

But some people were so anxious to be rid of their hunks of junk that dealers had to inspect both cars and paperwork carefully.

Al-Muwaffaq gave his son a military training from an early age, and the young prince became "a keen horseman and took care to inspect both his troops and their mounts in person" (Hugh N. Kennedy).

"Can [the PM] confirm exactly when the UK identified Him Shinsar as a chemical weapons storage facility, when it identified the chemical research facility at Barzeh as a chemical weapons research centre, when this information was reported to the OPCW [Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons] and whether the UK has asked the OPCW to inspect both sites?" asked the Green MP.

If the ravens inspected the tubes in "ST"- trials, they were equally likely to inspect both tubes simultaneously as to inspect one tube at a time (paired t-test: N = 8, t = 0.849, df = 7, P = 0.424), whereas the keas nearly exclusively showed serial inspections (paired t-test: N = 9, t = −174.531, df = 8, P<0.001; see also Fig. 4).

The Patch™ program [ 11] was used to inspect both promoter sequences for the occurence of plant transcription factor (TF) binding sites that are annotated to the TRANSFAC® database [ 11].

We compare the results from NCA with those obtained by Tsai et al. [ 36] to inspect whether both approaches can achieve the same results.

After the bombs had been attached to the Card's hull, Nao inspected both bombs to ensure they had been assembled properly.

The physician, experienced with spirometry and blinded to the study hypothesis, inspected both the flow-volume and volume-time curves to ensure ATS standards were satisfied.

The scrotum and labia majora should be inspected both before and after application of traction to ensure they are not entrapped or everted.

I make a point of inspecting both his oven and toilet, and am very pleased to report neither are covered in cellophane.

The process was called bio-aeration, but became known as the "Sheffield System", and a steady stream of people came to inspect the works, both from local authorities in Great Britain and from overseas.