Sentence examples for both evidenced from inspiring English sources

Once elected they emphasise both, evidenced by the growing efforts to restrict access to abortion by legislators who barely raised the issue of abortion on the stump.

The very name embodies both show-business hyperbole and a country in thrall to feel-good entertainment and the possibilities of transformation -- both evidenced by ABC's success with shows like "Extreme Makeover" and "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition".

The resulting surface properties were investigated by wettability measurements, and hysteresis with water and contact angle with acetonitrile both evidenced the successful and appropriate modification.

The high precision of 1H low-field NMR and linear correlation (R ⩾ 0.921) between Rt(B) and bleeding rate both evidenced the superiority and feasibility of the proposed method on study of bleeding.

MCC shares similarities with both cutaneous melanoma and small cell carcinoma of the lung, which both evidenced uptake of FDOPA.

The increasing prevalence of CAM use, and the efficacy benefits – both evidenced and perceived – in line with the finding that the overwhelming majority of women who sought help for back pain utilised CAMs concurrently to conventional care, underlines the importance of mutual disclosure and discussion between patients and general practitioners [ 3].

Following treatment, both boys evidenced reductions in social anxiety.

However, both results evidenced an emotional effect of faces compared with scrambled stimuli.

Both show evidence of feathers; the first specimens in North America to be securely identified as doing so.

Both evidence human ambition to reach beyond the self.

Well, it's got to be both evidence-based and balanced.