Sentence examples for both in the numbers from inspiring English sources

Since the Silk Road 1.0 closed in October 2013 (and then re-opened as SR2 a few weeks later and shut again a few weeks ago), the dark-net market place has seen huge growth - both in the numbers of sites (at least 10 at present and quadrupling of drug deals from 10,000 to over 40,000 in the last year).

Elevated temperatures did lead to significant increases in locomotion both in the numbers of midline crossings and in the time spent moving in assay chambers, but these temperature effects were seen in the genetic controls as well as in experimental groups (Fig 2, Ai, Bi).

"Or if we were both in the numbers game, we'd have those in common.

The problems of disoriented youth, in contrast, are huge, both in the numbers involved and in their complexity.

But the question is of proportion – both in the numbers that fall into this serious category and in the punishment visited on London Met, which now faces the loss of an estimated 15% of its annual income (so vital are overseas tuition fees).

This is reflected both in the numbers and in the chatter from global suppliers, distributors, and developers, all of which are bullish on near-term U.S. demand.

"They are expanding, both in the number of people who are subscribing, and into territories like Australia and India.

Mr. Boal said that Coupons Inc., a private company founded in 1998 and based in Mountain View, Calif., had seen strong growth both in the number of Web sites distributing its offers and in the number of coupons printed.

The network shows a high degree of heterogeneity both in the number of destinations per airport and in the number of passengers per connection.

However, given the interspecies diversity of carboxylesterases both in the number and primary amino acid sequences there is a need to define functional mouse and human orthologs.

Contrary to prior work on centralized optimization schemes, the proposed framework exhibits adaptivity and robustness to changes both in the number and nature of applications, while it assumes minimum information available to both applications and the resource manager.