Sentence examples for For either alone from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, sensitivity is reduced because positivity for both ACPA and RF is a more stringent criterion than positivity for either alone [ 46]; combining ACPA and RF positivity is more permissive in terms of sensitivity because the antibodies complement each other, especially for early RA [ 63– 63].

Of these, 8 were significant for CS only, while 13 were significant for Z either alone (6) or for Z as well as CS (7).

Thus, hydrogels based on gellan gum and bioactive glass are promising biomaterials for use either alone or with cells, and with the potential for use in osteogenic differentiation.

The chloroplast trnH-psbA spacer has been proposed as one such barcode for plants, either alone or in conjunction with other sequences [4] [6].

Therefore, ketamine is commonly used for immobilisation, either alone or combined with other sedatives and/or analgesics [ 3- 5].

However, different findings show that all of them may be potentially toxic for human either alone or in combination [ 13, 14].

Therefore, curcumin has a potential treatment value for cancer either alone [ 15] or in combination with other treatments, namely chemotherapy [ 16] and radiation treatments [ 17].

To our knowledge, there are no reports in the conventional medical literature of the use of CST for migraine, either alone or in combination with standard medical care.

Based on the high frequency of hypermethylation in breast cancer patients compared to healthy tissues, TAGLN promoter methylation levels can be used as an epigenetic based biomarker for diagnosis, either alone or together with other frequent markers.

This setting leads to the high prevalence of Gram negative pathogens in our population as responsible for BSI, either alone or in association with Candida spp. [ 1, 46, 47].

It also suggests that drugs that inhibit the binding of PDK1 to PtdIns 3,4,5) P3 could be developed for use either alone or in combination with other Akt-pathway suppressors to treat cancer.