Sentence examples for is needed both on from inspiring English sources
Knowledge is needed both on the usefulness of such output and on its qualitative characteristics.
"Bold and behavioural change is needed, both on an individual company basis and collaboratively across the sector, to help improve production and production efficiency in the UKCS.
Additional research is needed both on the presence and prevalence of disease among pastoral populations; more research is also needed on the molecular epidemiology of the zoonotic pathogens that pastoralists share with their livestock and other animals.
More research is needed, both on the basic science and clinical levels, before these interventions could be implemented in patients.
Further work is needed, both on fly-feeding behaviour and parasite genetic variability in cattle and other hosts to determine whether host specialization generates higher or lower virulence.
It is obvious that more information is needed both on characteristics distinguishing N. galegae from other rhizobial species but also strains within the species having different symbiotic phenotypes, as well as on characteristics of the host plant that may act to discriminate between strains of the same bacterial species.
"Action is needed both to ensure vehicles on the road are clean and that there are fewer of them.
As we face the changes and challenges ahead for K-12 education, we would be wise to keep a focus on teaching Relationship Strengths because they are the one things that will be needed both on and off line, and in almost every situation imaginable.
Better data are needed both on the market prevalence of poor-quality antimalarials and on production origin.
It suggested that further research was needed both on the effect of silver-alloy-coated catheters in reducing the risk of clinically significant CAUTI outcomes, and on the benefit of silver-alloy-coated catheters in selected patients at high risk of infection.
Further studies are needed both on fertility and potential problems with breast feeding in unaffected mutation carriers, and on the effects of hormones related to pregnancy and breast feeding with respect to signalling and differentiation in breast epithelial cells of mutation carriers.
