The phrase "administration both on" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the administration of something in two different contexts or areas, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The administration both on local and federal levels must collaborate to address the issue."
Alternatives: "management in both" or "governance across both".
Meanwhile the new season kept Africa as a backdrop but moved the primary setting to Washington for a fortuitously timed change in administrations, both on the series and in real life.
Travis CI, the popular Berlin-based open-source continuous integration service, has been acquired by Idera, a company that offers a number of SQL database management and administration tools for both on-premises and cloud applications.
Compared with the saline group, the expression levels of four cytokines did not have any obvious change in the three carbon dot administration groups both on the first and ninth days after administration (Figure 5). Figure 5 IL-12, IFN-γ, IL-4, and TNF-α in spleens of mice treated with carbon dots.
Indeed, with countless crises facing this administration, both keeping an issue on the radar and pushing it forward are equally important.
Schwarzman continues to blame nearly everything on the administration (both Congress and the Bush administration, like the crisis, go pretty much missing).
In the current study, we wanted to characterize sex-dependent effects in response to IR-induced injury in combination with LPS administration, both acutely and long term, on a cellular and functional level.
The present experiments fill this data gap by characterizing the effects of DPN, PPT, or the co-administration of both, on Kiss1 mRNA and Kiss-ir in the ARC.
Thus, the mood inductions were therefore similarly effective for both groups and in both orders of administration, and on both self-report ratings of mood status.
We were interested in measuring the effect of statin administration on both the incidence of liver failure (as defined by SOFA) and on more subtle changes in function.
