Sentence examples for both usual and from inspiring English sources

BOTH usual and unusual suspects turn up in the New Rochelle Public Library's exhibit of censored books in American public libraries and schools in the last century, scheduled for September.

(a) The proposed site must be evaluated with respect to the effects on populations in the region resulting from the release of radioactive materials under normal and accident conditions during operation and decommissioning of the ISFSI or MRS; in this evaluation both usual and unusual regional and site characteristics shall be taken into account.

(b) Each site must be evaluated with respect to the effects on the regional environment resulting from construction, operation, and decommissioning for the ISFSI or MRS; in this evaluation both usual and unusual regional and site characteristics must be taken into account.

The list of signatories includes both usual and somewhat unusual suspects, from the progressive wing of the party -- Sens. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore)., and Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) -- to less ideological lawmakers who find themselves in primary election contests -- Sens. Michael Bennet (D-Col).

In the surrounding county, the home visit rates of the GPs were continuous; the temporal patterns were approximately equal for both usual and urgent home visits.

In each population, physical performance decreased with age; grip strength and walking speed (both usual and rapid) decreased, and chair stand time increased (Table 2).

Any person involved in the field of immuno-haematology must master both the usual and international nomenclatures.

For the IPC subscales, ATSM yielded significant improvements relative to usual care in explanations of processes of care, explanations of self-care, and empowerment and significant improvements relative to both usual care and GMV in elicitation of patient problems and decision-making (Table A1).

Among the 555 patients recruited, 283 received usual discharge care and 272 received both usual care and the health-social partnership transitional care management program.

The control group received usual discharge care and the intervention group received both usual care and a health-social partnership transitional care management program (HSTCMP) at discharge.

Whilst both usual care and trial groups monitored the effects of their treatments and assessed whether treatments alleviated their pain, the trial group also monitored their treatment process to confirm or deny the veracity of their treatments.