Examples of using Both in terms in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The comparison was based on differences between the kits, both in terms of results, costs and analytical times.
Moreover, there are important differences between Member States, both in terms of R& D expenditures as a percentage of GDP and the number of patent applications per head of the population.
Our boats are equipped with most of the necessary equipment, both in terms of security and deep sea fishing.
The first two years of the new instrument have been successful, both in terms of budget implementation,
Parallel research was carried out both in terms of initial interviews
they are expensive, both in terms of capital cost and operating cost.
The textiles sector is one that has always been globalist, both in terms of production and consumption, but it is one that has paid the price for globalisation.
Those expectations were irrational, both in terms of the sizes of proposed greenhouse gas reductions
expansions give our games a long life, both in terms of number of players
Reception conditions continue to vary considerably between Member States both in terms of how the reception system is organised and in terms of the standards provided to applicants.
If we had been more cautious both in terms of the macro-economy and budget planning, we would not be in this situation today.
The gains, both in terms of monetary and the fame,
As downtimes become increasingly expensive, both in terms of lost production capacity
high degree of security and scalability both in terms of technology and costs.
Things brings a level of realism, both in terms of anatomy and obstetric experience, to the product.
Growing efficiency was observed both in terms of promotional activities by the NECs and the use of various Europass tools.
Since then the crisis in Asia has worsened, both in terms of its effects on the financial markets
The completion has taken place through voluntary efforts and sponsor support, both in terms of money and materials- not least from local businesses.
And the early part of 2003 has been a difficult period both in terms of actual budgetary developments