The phrase "approach using either" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies that involve two or more options.
Example: "You can approach using either a qualitative or quantitative method to analyze the data."
Alternatives: "method using either" or "strategy employing either".
These genes can be administered via in vivo or ex vivo approach using either viral or nonviral vectors.
In the present study, we estimated the genetic correlations between 7 traits and compared the parent-offspring approach with the animal model approach (using either individual mean values or repeated measures).
This association was independent of the method of calculation of eGFR and analytical approach using either per SD reduction or per 10 mL/min/1.73 m reductions in eGFR.
This approach, using either one-color (Affymetrix) or two-color (NCBI) microarray technologies, has been widely used for refining the diagnosis of ALL and for predicting the response of ALL patients to treatment [ 8- 10].
The incremental approach using either one of the objective functions offered a significant reduction in the computational time over the simultaneous estimation using ΦS, while providing comparable parameter accuracy and concentration and slope fit (see Figure 5 and Table 2).
The number of genes having at least one genomic association is slightly smaller in case of the integrative framework than in a single type based approach using either methylation or miRNA data only.
The first approach uses either the proximal hTERT (telomerase catalytic protein component) promoter to make a general cancer-specific oncolytic virus or the hTR promoter (template RNA component) to target a suicide gene therapy vector.
A: This approach used either a multilevel mixed-effects logistic regression or a Generalized Estimating Equation (GEE)[ 24] to obtain an effect parameter as a subject-specific Odds Ratio (OR), or a population average OR, the former from the multilevel model, the latter from the GEE analysis.
This resample model averaging (RMA) approach used either bootstrapping (i.e., "bagging") or subsampling (i.e., "subagging"), and followed an earlier application to genome-wide association in Valdar et al. [ 2006] and work on general aggregation methods by Breiman [ 1996] and Bühlmann and Yu [2001] (cf. parallel applied work by Austin and Tu [ 2004] and Hoh et al. [ 2000]).
The aim of the present cross-sectional study was to compare the accuracy of two new approaches using either low-field MRI or combined US and ACPA with the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) 1987 classification criteria [ 20] in individuals with established RA.
However, 'rational' approaches using either natural divergent evolution or computational predictions based on chemical principles have been less successful.
