Sentence examples for both of which decrease from inspiring English sources

This reflects the link between egg number and egg quality both of which decrease as a woman ages.

A static mechanical analysis is performed to evaluate the thermal stress and deformation of absorber tube, both of which decrease in the presence of wavy-tape.

In monolayer graphene, D∼10,000 cm2/s and μ∼120,000 cm2/V have been observed, both of which decrease drastically in multilayer graphene, indicating that the remarkable transport properties in monolayer graphene originate from its unique Dirac-Cone energy structure.

Fast imaging to minimize distortion requires either high receiver bandwidth or smaller data matrices, both of which decrease SNR.

Chromosome-mediated resistance results from the underexpression of porins or the overexpression of cellular efflux pumps, both of which decrease cellular concentrations of quinolones.

Recent increases in labour induction cannot be reconciled with conventionally calculated patterns of gestational age-specific stillbirth and neonatal mortality (both of which decrease with increasing gestation).

Cytokine variations between P3 and P4 were not different between the 2 groups except for IL-10 and IL-22, both of which decreased in the control group, whereas both of them increased in the hemoperfusion group (p = 0.002 and 0.04, respectively).

As seen in earlier studies, HP [2-C]pyruvate produced signals in [5-C]glutamate and [1-C]acetylcarnitine, both of which decreased significantly with progression of HF.

The data show that FTY720 or shRNA-mediated knockdown of I2PP2A/SET, both of which decreased tumour growth, increased serum LDH in mice (Fig 7E).

Kim and colleagues recently demonstrated that cisternal irrigation with papaverine, a phosphodiesterase inhibitor and potent vasodilator, was similar in effectiveness compared to the thrombolytic urokinase, both of which decreased incidence of vasospasm [ 146].

There were negative correlations between trend in preterm births (which increased over the time period) and the trends in the proportion of women with few years of schooling and with inadequate prenatal care, both of which decreased over the period.