Sentence examples for both in terms of increased from inspiring English sources

Vehicle speed is a major contributor to road trauma, both in terms of increased crash risk and injury severity.

"We're seeing similar developments both in terms of increased reports of kids not having had anything to eat when they come to school so not performing – and so teachers not wanting them in school because they're not able to concentrate – and also in terms of school materials and availability of resources for the government to actually run teacher training and so forth," he said.

The estimation of the displacement effects shows a negative effect of the inflows of immigrants on the local population's employment (both in terms of increased unemployment and reduced labor force participation) but not on wages.

Using an instrumental variable approach to account for the endogenous choice of the place of residence I find a negative effect of the inflows of immigrants on the local population's employment (both in terms of increased unemployment and reduced labor force participation) but not on wages.

"The fact that community and law enforcement partnerships have been steadily improving already signals success, both in terms of increased cooperation to pre-empt potential problems as well as building up reserves for future resilience should something happen".

These phenotypes commonly reduce the fitness of the host's nuclear genome, but Wolbachia has also been found to help its host both in terms of increased resistance to viral infections (e.g. [8]) and iron homeostasis [9].

Despite having been developed in higher-risk populations identified by longer ICU stays, the specificity of the rules was generally low and hence their use to guide treatment could result in overuse of antifungal drugs, with costs both financial and in terms of increased resistance.

Obesity outranks both smoking and drinking in terms of increased health costs.

The rarer partner of the mature miRNA, has been recognized both in terms of increasing the complexity of regulatory networks and in governing miRNA and messenger RNA evolution [13], [19], [21], [22], [23].

It has the potential to undermine the effective use of contracts in healthcare markets, both in terms of increasing efficiency and in achieving accountability.

We interpret this as an indication that counselling had some impact, both in terms of increasing knowledge of infant feeding and of influencing behaviour.