"the both conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to two distinct conditions that are connected to each other. For example: "In order to be eligible for the scholarship, you must fulfill the both conditions of maintaining a 3.0 GPA and having at least two years of work experience in the field."
(4) In the ion kinetic regime, the both conditions in the case (3) are satisfied.
Under the both conditions, the stability constants, β1, of the Na(N15C5)+ complex, in the organic phase were evaluated to be 3.9×108 M−1 and 2.3×105 M−1 because two reference standard potentials were reported elsewhere.
Whereas S1 produced a similar number of these calls in the both conditions, S3 produced many more barks and grunts in the COM conditioned compared with the RES.
This miRNA presented a low expression level after rust inoculation, and its level decreased in the resistant genotypes remaining similar in the both conditions.
Adipocyte hypertrophy and local hypoxia are also implicated in macrophage recruitment, as the both conditions can mediate increased production of inflammatory cytokines and chemoattractants.
Accordingly, it is not uncommon for the same individual to be diagnosed with the both conditions, potentially compounding both illnesses [ 4, 5].
Common nucleosomal bases present in the both the conditions were also calculated.
We found no significant difference between the both and the baited condition (SNK: both vs. baited: P > 0.05), but the birds were more successful in the baited and in the both condition than in the un-baited condition (SNK: both vs. un-baited: P < 0.05; baited vs. un-baited: P < 0.05).
The PCs reflect the variance among both conditions and subjects.
The combination of both conditions further increase the risk.
The underestimation is the same in both conditions (Fisher exact p =.171; Table 9).
