Sentence examples for concur with both from inspiring English sources

Actually, much research and many experts concur with both points.

Sadly, I have to concur with both the Kirkus review and editor Vicky Smith's closer look at it (and its sequel);  the book is not good.

Interestingly, our results from the present study concur with both controlled and excessive inflammatory processes, as well as an antibody receptor gene up-regulation potentially related to an eosinophil response.

The male-to-female ratio of the stroke survivors was 1.6 1, which concurs with both a postmortem stroke study and an inpatient stroke study carried out in Ghana.

In the meantime, I concur with the conclusions of both meta-analyses supporting the recommendation in the NICE guideline that lithium, given its evidence base from trials with a non-enriched design and its relative safety, should be the single first-line treatment.

The results from the new analysis of a subset of patients and a central analysis of CEA both concur with the original finding that CEA is strongly prognostic, but that CEA values do not predict which patients derive most benefit from the addition of cediranib to chemotherapy in mCRC.

Both scores concur with the grades issued by Alex von Tunzelmann, the historian who wrote a weekly series for the Guardian rating the historical accuracy of films.

Although some studies do report weight loss in response to 2DG (Maschek et al, 2004), our data, in both models, concur with those of Gupta et al (2005), who reported no weight loss in response to 2DG.

The findings both concur, and do not concur, with this hypothesis.

I wholeheartedly concur with Walter Dean Myers.

China's leaders concur with unpleasant zeal.