Sentence examples for lead for both from inspiring English sources

"A momentum for change is sweeping Scotland, and has helped see the membership of the SNP surge to over 85,000 and give the party a strong poll lead for both Westminster and Holyrood elections.

The grand-average waveforms at the Oz lead for both isochronic and jitter conditions are shown in Figure 6.

After controlling for children's concurrent blood lead levels, the associations described above were similar to the model without child's blood lead for both sexes in that maternal patella lead was associated with a decrease in females' but not males' weight.

Calcium supplementation during pregnancy may also reduce the risk of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (Hofmeyr et al. 2007) that may also arise secondary to lead exposure (Rothenberg et al. 2002; Sowers et al. 2002) (and thus conferring additional negative effects of lead for both mother and fetus and a potential benefit of calcium supplementation).

Doctors are also concerned about patients who have dual-purpose implants that serve as both defibrillators and pacemakers and that rely on Fidelis leads for both functions.

Recent polls have shown different results, with substantial leads for both sides in the referendum and a number of dead heats - as well as controversy over the methodology of online polls.

The average viewer, to pick one example, will likely not be able to reconcile the myriad battles that the prophet led for both survival and conquest with the current position by Muslim leaders that Islam poses no threat to the west.

This integration could create a lot of leads for both companies.

with q = 1 and μ ∈ ( 0, 1 ) for property (vi) since { g n − g } is non-negative and converges to zero which leads for both (vi - vii) to lim sup n → ∞ ( g n + 1 − μ ( g n − g ) q − g ) ≤ 0, (2.9).

This process leads, for both reduced order models, to a very good representation of the important upper envelope (98th percentile) of the experimental data but a less good fit of the lower envelope (2nd percentile).

After a big night that padded delegate leads for both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the candidates for president in both parties woke up on Wednesday morning still not knowing who will win the final contest of the night: Missouri.