Sentence examples for trend to both from inspiring English sources

BIS monitoring did not significantly reduce sedation requirements, or improve haemodynamics during percutaneous tracheostomy, although there was a trend to both reduced sedation requirements and improved haemodynamic stability.

The ETGUG total time showed a significant difference over time: pre- and post-test F 1,175) = 77.8, p < 0.001, η2 = 0.308, a trend to both a significant effect of group (p = 0.052) and an interaction effect (p = 0.054).

Offspring born to SM + LPS mothers demonstrated the greatest increase in skinfold thickness trend to both antigens compared to their control counterparts (SM + CON) as well as both FM treatment groups (FM + LPS, FM + CON, P < 0.05; Fig.  1).

That hardly makes up for the lamentable historical trend (to which both parties have contributed) Zelizer points out.

To achieve economically viable MW-scale storage units, there is a strong trend to increase both current density and electrode surface area.

For the fact is that rising inequality threatens to make America a different and worse place — and we need to reverse that trend to preserve both our values and our dreams.

For this reason, we examined the relationship of population trend to CLIM, both on its own and against the background of these potentially confounding variables, using model averaging [25].

In an attempt to cater to the worldwide trend to dry wines, both red and white, the German vintners have begun in recent years to turn out trocken (dry) and halbtrocken (semidry) wines.

In addition to the increase in number of procedures, analysis of this data by age groups showed this trend to continue across both young and elderly patients.

In the south, both tend to be conservative; in the north-east, both trend to the left.

Communities need to band together to take a stance against this disturbing trend to make sure that both children and young adults have bright, healthy futures.