The phrase "both of which studied" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is used to refer to two things or groups that were previously mentioned and both of which have been studied or researched. Here is an example: "The two samples, both of which studied extensively for their unique properties, were found to have similar chemical compositions."
Mr. Gallaher also is a transgender person, and a former ward of the state — both of which, studies show, make him far more likely to experience homelessness.
The farmers and the agriculture extension workers were both not aware of which study arms farmers had been assigned to since the test product and the placebo had been packed in bags which looked similar.
However, it has become increasingly apparent that a major barrier to successfully completing these studies is a lack of both appropriate analytical tools and understanding of which study designs and computational methods are most appropriate for particular study scenarios.
The history of the equipartition theorem is intertwined with that of specific heat capacity, both of which were studied in the 19th century.
Two potential NDUFA2 homologues (Y63D3A.7 and C25A1.13) were identified, both of which were studied by RNAi.
"Cooking is a combination of chemistry and thermodynamics, both of which you study in engine school, so any engineer should be able to understand the technical problems involved in it," Pelster says.
Among them are the predominant ECOR group D EAEC pathotype and the ST10-complex lineage both of which this study suggests deserve further study.
Isolates from these outbreaks were recognized as different from those of the sixth pandemic and were allocated to the El Tor biotype, while the sixth and fifth pandemics, both of which had been studied microbiologically, were referred to as the classical biotype.
The 2 more popular ingredients, both of which have been studied and found to be effective, are benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid.
Our study was sufficiently large to be able to demonstrate effects in men and on hip fracture, for both of which smaller studies in the literature have reported inconsistent findings.
