The phrase "adulthood in both" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of adulthood as it applies to two different subjects or contexts.
Example: "The study examined the factors influencing adulthood in both men and women."
Alternatives: "maturity in both" or "adulthood for both".
We next determined the normal pattern of expression of DCC and UNC5H in VTA DA neurons from embryogenesis to adulthood in both mice and rats.
Furthermore, co-varying out the PET data for BIS scores measured in adulthood in both trajectories, did not affect the results.
In agreement with our previous findings [17][18], DA neurons in the VTA continue to express DCC and UNC5H in adulthood in both mice (Fig. 3C) and rats (Fig. S6).
Here we report on the normal expression of DCC and UNC5H in the ventral tegmental area (VTA) by DA neurons from embryonic life to adulthood, in both mice and rats.
GM volume increased in a negative quadratic fashion until middle adulthood in both groups.
Early life urban exposure was associated with increased risk of developing obesity in adulthood in both cohorts.
"What she said" is a tribute to the many silent young women doodling in their diaries, bustling unseen through their school hallways, experimenting with adulthood in ways both good and bad, crushing hard, falling in love, feeling alone, fighting to be taken seriously, struggling to find their way.
This inchoate tendency appears to foreshadow the full expression of authoritarianism in adulthood -- both the lack of openness to new ideas and the strict reliance on automatic, mindless judgments and decision making.
In the multivariable analysis, after adjusting for age, sex, childhood family structure and adult education, downward social mobility and stable low SEP (both childhood and adulthood), in terms of both housing tenure and financial situation, were positively associated with all three mental health conditions.
We also studied pituitary function in adulthood, both in vivo and in vitro and GnRH pulsatility ex vivo.
The results highlight that pubertal timing and growth are associated with the propensity to gain weight and adverse metabolic profiles in adulthood both in males and females.
