Sentence examples for accompany either from inspiring English sources

These are not scenes that accompany either Brown or Cameron.

In this case, most experts judged that widespread ground deformation would accompany either intrusion or magmatic unrest.

Cortisol variability could be associated with an exacerbation of inflammatory processes that accompany either the multiple follicular waves that take place between ovulatory events [49] [51] or menstruation [52] [54].

Each fascinating place only gives her a greater appetite to see the next ancient and hard-to-reach location, accompanied either by my geologist stepfather or her great friend Annette.

They said he was not telling the public that most experts believe a plan like his to put some Social Security payroll taxes into individual investment accounts would have to be accompanied either by cuts in the guaranteed benefit or huge infusions of new money into the program.

But for the public — at least for children and their parents — the more embattled frontier is the one between PG-13 and R. In actual ticket-buying practice, the difference between them is that a young-looking adolescent must be accompanied either by a full-fledged adult or by an older-looking adolescent.

The present study was designed to study short-term responses accompanying either chronic or acute fasting-refeeding cycles.

Depending on the potential and electrolyte used the redox reaction of ruthenium oxide is accompanied either by mass loss or by mass gain.

We argue that the experiments of the upstream oil industry to develop a suitable organizational design for such innovation intermediaries suggest that a moderate level of stratification accompanying either close or open membership is the most suitable design.

The left-shift of steady-state inactivation was accompanied either by an unchanged steady-state activation (P1298L, R1632H) or by a left-shift of steady-state activation (−15.0 mV for L212P, −6.8 mV for DelF1617; Table 1, Fig. 2B).

In different studies, IR was accompanied either by low or high insulin levels.