Sentence examples for accurately either of from inspiring English sources

If you or your horse aren't outfitted accurately, either of you may be hurt seriously.

Unfortunately, we are currently unable to map these interactions more accurately, either because of insufficient structural information, or because binding regions are identified on only one of the binding proteins.

However, the information content in most of the AERS reports was insufficient to determine accurately either the clinical severity of the adverse effect or its most likely cause.

Participants who either received the Mechanistic Manipulation but did not accurately answer either of the Mechanistic Assessment questions or did not receive the Mechanistic Manipulation but accurately answered one of the two Mechanistic Assessment questions (i.e., participants who migrated out of condition) were excluded from analyses.

Participants were categorized into the Low-Mechanistic group if they had not received the Mechanistic Manipulation and had not accurately answered either of the Mechanistic Assessment questions.

There were no significant differences in the global levels of histone H3 acetylation (H3K9ac; P = 0.808) or methylation (H3K9me2; p = 0.788) detected in liver, while there was insufficient material available to accurately measure either of these changes in colon (Table  3).

Approaches to measuring quality of care for those with significant cognitive impairment should be informed by careful selection of outcome measures that can be accurately rated either through use of proxies or by direct observation.

The influence of the incubator's complex thermal environment is thus not accurately reflected by either of these two conventional approaches.

Again, however, the residue-specific variations in the experimental data are for the most part not accurately reproduced in either of the calculated ensembles.

While the intrahepatic distribution of the microspheres could be accurately assessed, demonstration of either presence or absence of microspheres in the lungs proved to be unfeasible, as the holmium-based artifacts on T2*-weighted images are black, as is the air in the lungs.

However, apatite platelets nucleating on the surface of peptide tubules are not similar to the nanostructure of bone and they are only an example of surface induced nucleation (and not accurately characterized either), while the nanostructure of bone consists of intra-fibrillar platelets intercalated within the collagen fibrils.