Sentence examples for both conducive to from inspiring English sources
Today's challenge was to make birdies on the Palm and Magnolia courses at Walt Disney World Resort that were both conducive to scoring.
Reducing the collector tube length and increasing collector tube diameter are both conducive to improve the instantaneous efficiency of the collector.
The spread of reading on one's own and of letter writing, the latter of which increased massively with the development of the cheap Penny Post, were both conducive to privacy.
Furthermore, the extremely low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) of graphene and the good plastic deformation capacity of Cu foam are both conducive to reducing the thermal residual stress during the cooling process.
In the meantime, pragmatism dictates that they should be strongly pushing for a de-escalation and freezing of the conflict, creating conditions in which localised ceasefires can hold, and an environment both conducive to this peace process and hostile to those against it.
The enhanced surface area and pore volume brings about a great number of active sites that boost the intercalation and de-intercalation of electrolyte ions, and compared with unetched BLFO particles, porous BLFO microspheres exhibit the good conductivity and ion diffusion behavior, which are both conducive to excellent performance as supercapacitors.
The current study indicates that inhibition of NF-κβ expression or promotion of IκB expression can both be conducive to the reduction of proinflammatory factors (TNF-α and IL-6), the generation of anti-inflammatory media (IL-10 and IL-12), the inhibition of accumulation of inflammatory cells, production of MPO within the lung, and alleviation of lung damage.
Both circumstances are conducive to moral hazard.
Having a relationship with your counterpart implies a level of familiarity, and trust, that are both useful and conducive to the success of any negotiated agreement.
Cancer cells are known to be highly contractile, making them prone to blebbing (Bergert et al., 2012), while tumors are known to be sites of high turgor pressure (Jain, 1987), both properties being conducive to MAT.
