Sentence examples for both associated with negative from inspiring English sources

Online communication and video use were both associated with "negative social well-being indicators".

The optimal dose should avoid under-dosing or overdosing, both associated with negative outcomes for the patient.

Timing of extubation is of clinical importance as extended periods of intubation and premature extubation resulting in reintubation are both associated with negative patient outcomes[1].

Additionally, inadequate coping with headache as well as depressive cognitive styles, both associated with negative self-instructions, a rather anxious-negative and biased attention towards pain, an increased sensitivity for pain, and tendency to ruminate about pain seem to heighten the probability of increased headache frequency and a corresponding pain-associated disability [70, 75].

It appears that black females are experiencing a double jeopardy in the sense that both their increasing weight and the diminution of their physical stature are both substantial and are both probably associated with negative health consequences.

In the judgment domain, diagnoses of depression or anxiety have both been associated with negative interpretation of ambiguous information (e.g. Butler and Mathews, 1987; Eysenck, Mogg, May, Richards, & Mathews, 1991; Lawson, McLeod, & Hammond, 2002) but there is little solid evidence of disorder specificity (Mineka et al., 2003).

Wheezing and HIV infection were both associated with a negative Mantoux test.

In humans, anxiety and depression are both associated with increased negative cognitive biases and prospective studies show that these are not simply a consequence of affective illness (Mathews & MacLeod 2005).

Both EGFR and HER2 were associated with negative clinicopathological parameters and unfavourable survival.

The results of this study indicate that there is indeed a difference in outcomes based on persistence of WRF; however, both WRFp and WRFt were associated with negative outcomes.

In both deployed groups non-traumatic stressors were associated with negative health outcomes.