Sentence examples for be done with either from inspiring English sources
This approach is called "propensity modeling," and it can be done with either traditional or autonomous analytics approaches.
Input can be done with either fingers for ease of use or the stylus for greater precision.
The studies can be done with either whole blood or its plasma, which has the cells removed; the latter is far more technically challenging, because it requires so-called plasmapheresis machines to separate plasma and cells.
That also means it can be done with either public or private monies that gives a public benefit, such as making up the $2 trillion deficit in infrastructure repairs.
This can be done with either a bright light box 1000-3000lux or spending time in outdoor sunlight 1-2 hours daily during late afternoon and evening.
The imaging session can be done with either an intravital microscope as previously described [ 13] or a 2-photon microscope according to the purpose of the research project (see below).
Model fittings were done with either the Watson Pragmatic algorithm or Dean-Jett-Fox algorithm with unconstrained or constrained settings (G1 × 2), minimizing the root mean square error.
When Obama had the numbers, not as robust as LBJ's but robust enough, he had a terrific record of legislative accomplishments…But all were done with either no or minimal Republican support.
So, if a way could be found to shut down the response to foreign organs while preserving the response to infections, transplantation would be made a lot easier.In the pioneering studies on rodents, this shutting-down was done with either of two genetically engineered proteins, called CTLA4-Ig and 5C8.
On reduction, fixation is done with either screws (cannulated or uncannulated) or Kirschner wires.
