Sentence examples for both diminished from inspiring English sources
California's Mono Lake and Salton Sea were both diminished by water diversions; lakes in Canada and Mongolia are jeopardized by rising temperatures.
Normalized shoulder internal (t = 3.76, p = 0.001) and external (t = 3.12, p = 0.006) rotation strength were both diminished in the painful condition compared to the pain free condition.
In "The Best Little Boy in the World — That's Me" (Op-Ed, May 7), Adam D. Chandler stresses the consequences of the closet: both diminished self-worth and spurring overachievement to compensate.
In Ramallah, it looked like dramatic brinkmanship: with an international peace plan on the line, a battle was raging between two founding fathers of the mainstream Fatah movement, a test of wills that could end with one or both diminished, if not destroyed.
Today, my metabolism and time are both diminished.
Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), we found that repeated exposure to violent media, but not to other equally arousing media, led to both diminished response in right lateral orbitofrontal cortex (right ltOFC) and a decrease in right ltOFC-amygdala interaction.
The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm is demonstrated via simulation for both diminishing and constant step sizes.
The sums available to the council for regular "portfolio" funding of the 696 organisations it supports, and for its lottery-funded grants, are both diminishing, Bazalgette said.
The authors introduce a complexity of additional technical and technological steps making possible to both diminish the work-load and cut the time required.
Appellants in this case sought to construct a new dwelling on their beach lot that would both diminish visual access to the beach and move private development closer to the public tidelands.
mDia1 has the unique capacity to both diminish the cellular pools of G-actin in the process of nucleating and elongating F-actin filaments and activate SRF, thus amplifying the downstream readout of gene transcription.
