Sentence examples for both the change from inspiring English sources

If ministers in the administration from next May found the money to underwrite both the "change fund" and year-on-year real-terms increases, "that would be the ideal approach", he said.

Ignoring both the change of government in Britain and the fact that warrants were out for his arrest in Spain over the disappearance of Spanish citizens after the coup, he came to Britain once again, in part for arms purchases and in part for back surgery at the London Clinic.

The variation of the reduction current with tetraalkalylammonium concentration was explained by taking into consideration both the change of the total charge of nickel II) thocyanate complex involved in the reduction process and the simultaneous adsorption of tetraalkylammonium and thiocyanate ions on the mercury electrode.

For the effect of changes, both the change in HbA1c and systolic blood pressure were significant (HbA1c change p = 0.0002; systolic blood pressure p < 0.0001).

We also applied the modified Choi criteria, which take into account both the change in size and enhancement, to categorise patient responses (Nathan et al, 2010).

Accordingly, we constructed a clinical decision rule for SOFA that used both the change in SOFA and baseline SOFA, and found that it performed well.

For the discrimination of laryngeal SCC from recurrent respiratory papillomatosis, both the changes in IPCL and the changes of the epithelium surface must be taken into account.

Evidently, the parameters remained invariant both with the change of the relaxation time and thermodynamic conditions.

That's a tick in both the climate change and toxicity boxes.

Recently, the company reissued the map, trying to capture both the changes and the people and places that made the neighborhood famous.

The analysts crunched both the changes in public service cuts and welfare cuts and on both reached gloomier conclusions than the government.