Sentence examples for practised both from inspiring English sources

Results show that 67% of all households practised transhumance and that over half of these practised both wet and dry season migration.

Of these, 31% practised dry season transhumance and 13% wet season transhumance and 26% practised both wet and dry season transhumance.

Weightlifting was practised both by ancient Egyptian and Greek societies and developed as an international sport primarily in the 19th century.

This system is practised both for tilapia and the two types of shrimp (marine and freshwater).

While sterilisation of women is still commonly practiced and focused on marginalised groups – other forms of birth control are also readily available, and practised by both men and women alike.

Forms of dishonest behaviour in academia are numerous and diverse (Chisholm, 1992; Gaižauskaitė and Tauginienė, 2017) and practised by both students and academics: among such forms of behaviour is contract cheating.

Trout culture (Onchorhynchus mykiss) is practised in both South Africa and Kenya (Table 1).

Common standards should also be enforced and practised in both national and private banks, which should work together to increase the availability of national cord blood samples.

The Owens were a family of Welsh origin, with a record of public service as doctors and teachers: Owen's grandfather, Dr. William Owen, and Owen's uncle, Dr. William Otway Owen Sr .(1820-92), both practised medicine in Lynchburg, and W.O. Owen Sr. served as Surgeon-in-Chief in charge of thirty hospitals in Lynchburg (which became a major wartime hospital center) throughout the Civil War.

However, women who had both practised and had been taught BSE had more favourable tumours than the non-practising group.

None might have captured the imagination of the public, but to well-practised Westminster eyes – both political and journalistic – they are explicable, sensible people who can, to a greater or lesser degree, be imagined leading the Opposition.