Sentence examples for both of these reported from inspiring English sources

Both of these reported discoveries were shown to be erroneous because the spectrum line that "corresponded" to element 61 was identical to that of didymium; the lines thought to belong to element 61 turned out to belong to a few impurities (barium, chromium, and platinum).

There were only two studies in myeloma, although both of these reported positive outcomes.

Both of these reported fewer hospitalisations in favour of the intervention.

Both of these reported the microbiota of predisposed infants to be different from that of non-predisposed, but while Sellitto et al. reported a reduction or lack of Bacteroides in predisposed infants [ 4], De Palma et al. found that Bacteroides fragilis and staphylococci were increased and bifidobacteria were reduced in genetically susceptible infants [ 11].

The closest UK pragmatic randomised controlled trials include Wallace et al [ 21] and STEPWICE [ 41], both of these reported effect size differences between stepped care and minimal intervention of 0.36 and 0.27 respectively.

Both of these forces reported to their own high commands, which in turn reported to Hitler.

Patients from ethnic minorities, although reporting less positively than white patients on both of these outcomes, reported scores closer to those of white patients when receiving GP triage than when receiving either usual care or nurse triage.

Two studies reported changes in lipid profiles in accordance with certain previous studies [ 16, 18] and both of these studies reported a greater reduction in LDL-C levels with pharmacist care compared to controls.

Both of these reviews reported outcome on neonatal mortality (Lassi et al., 2010, Gogia and Sachdev, 2010), whereas only one reported outcomes on perinatal mortality and stillbirths (Lassi et al., 2010).

(By the way, both of these men reported for the New York Times, so even the "paper of record" can let a bad egg get by).

Evidence for an association between vitamin D status and subsequent risk of CVD was found in recent prospective studies on myocardial infarction [10] and cardiovascular mortality [11] ; both of these studies reported a two-fold increase in the risk of CVD for vitamin D insufficient participants compared to others.