Sentence examples for both the highest level from inspiring English sources

Even Ciudad Juárez, which has both the highest level of violence and the largest number of maquiladoras, added 1.3 percent more jobs, to 176,824.

It was evident for us that impulse plasma ensures both the highest level of non-equilibrity and highest level of vapour ionisation.

In the central nervous systems of vertebrates, and particularly in humans, neurons have achieved both the highest level of molecular-signaling complexity and the highest degree of information-processing adaptability.

They found that women with both the highest level of physical fitness, as measured by survey responses, and the highest consumption of fruits and vegetables (measured via a blood test) were eight times less likely to die than the women who performed the worst in both of these categories.

The hemodynamic data showed that patients in Rem group had higher MAP and HR than the patients in the Rem + Flu group, at both the highest level and after procedure (p < 0.05) (Fig.  4).

We found that for those with the poorest COC, 27% (n = 12) had high symptom scores, 20.5% (n = 9) had low quality of life, and 7% had both the highest level of symptoms and lowest quality of life (i.e. fell in the 25th percentile of CONTINU-UM, the 75th percentile of the BPRS and the 25th percentile of SEIQoL).

There will be plenty of talk, too, about what brings athletes to both the highest levels of sports and to a place of domestic tragedy — publicity, pressure, even the unsettling question of performance-enhancing drugs and their psychological effects.

An editorial published alongside the study noted that countries in Europe and North America have both the highest levels of milk consumption in the world as well as higher rates of hip fractures and heart disease.

By contrast, those PLWHAs who had been infected through IDU reported both the highest levels of discrimination and of unsafe sex and the two phenomena remained clearly related even after multivariate adjustment.

It is noteworthy that both the highest levels of depressive symptoms and use of antidepressants were associated with an increased risk even among obese women, suggesting that both exposures may affect type 2 diabetes risk beyond any effect on obesity.

The question is: What can be done to lower both the high level of health care spending and its high rate of increase from year to year?