Sentence examples for both in the quality from inspiring English sources
The supreme court ruled that the black law school might be separate but it was not equal both in the quality of its facilities and teaching staff.
Neo-Expressionism was controversial both in the quality of its art products and in the highly commercialized aspects of its presentation to the art-buying public.
It has implemented the numeracy strategy for primary school which has begun to deliver improvements both in the quality of teaching and performance of pupils, particularly at key stage 2. "The new national curriculum has a much stronger focus on maths and we are addressing all the issues around teacher recruitment".
Additionally, the nature of AE reporting has dramatically changed since 1984, with improvements both in the quality of reports and the volume of data [ 39, 40].
Thus treatment of cancer patients with a combination of EPA, protein and amino acids, particularly leucine, would be expected to attenuate protein degradation and stimulate protein synthesis in skeletal muscle, which should lead to improvements both in the quality of life and survival, and this combination is currently under clinical evaluation.
An ideal antibiofilm strategy is to control both in the quality and quantity of biofilm while maintaining the benefits derived from resident microflora.
Their failure to agree on such matters has impeded progress both in safeguarding the quality of genuine medicines and in criminalizing falsified ones.
From Tables 7, 8 and 9, it can be concluded that the proposed IBBA-RSS has superior characteristics both in the high quality of the solution and robustness of the results.
This enables both improvements in the quality of the line of sight link and also enables use of reflected paths if line of sight is not available.
Both improvement in the quality of delivered care and its measurement are of considerable interest to healthcare providers and researchers [ 1- 3].
They were successful both financially and in the quality of their commissions".
