Sentence examples for both in processes and from inspiring English sources
Preliminary findings indicate significant improvements both in processes and in uptake.
Clinical guidelines may induce small improvements, both in processes and in the outcomes of care [ 7].
Preliminary findings indicate significant improvements both in processes and uptake (which has risen from 44.5%too 58.1%).
Clinical guidelines may induce small improvements, both in processes and in the outcomes of care. 2 However, if recommendations are to have effect, it is necessary, after having published them, to facilitate their dissemination.
They're both in-process and the end results of processes that span mediums, space, and time.
For this reason, and also because the passage of time has introduced a number of important innovations and practices for use in both in-process and finished product control, it is timely to revisit and update the TDS Workshop findings.
I suspect the Liberal party is going to thrash out between now and the resumption of parliament on 10 August whether it still is a Liberal party, both in process and in substance, and it's going to do it on an issue that people actually care about.
Increased unit sizes, utilization of non-homogeneous fuels, and requirements of smooth and efficient operation during load transients has increased the importance of a dynamic system analysis both in process and control design of industrial power plants.
The accompanying statements reveal ways in which those who work deeply with mathematics see and feel its beauty, both in process and product.
Continuous pharmaceutical manufacturing is an emerging technology that offers potential flexibility, quality, and economic advantages over batch processing, both in process development and manufacturing.
Furthermore, it allows the analysis of any protein sequence of interest (including artificial engineered sequences) regarding function, interaction and processes, both in biological processes and for design in protein engineering and synthetic biology.
