Sentence examples for be reserved either to from inspiring English sources

Surgery should be reserved either to establish diagnosis or to deal with associated complications.

To achieve the AC decision in both coupled and decoupled models, resources must be reserved, either implicitly or explicitly.

Orchestras and their audiences like traditions, and for many, New Year's Eve concerts are reserved either for the sheer celebratory frothiness of Strauss waltzes and polkas or for Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, with its loftier paean to joy and hope.

They also include insurance in the cost of the rental, which can be reserved on either an hourly or daily basis.

The passes need to be reserved 48 hours in advance either through www.venicecard.com, or by telephone, (39-041) 271-4747 from the United States or 899-90-90-90 Italyaly.

CT can be reserved for cases where either the US images are unclear or the abscess cavity extends into deeper tissue planes.

Other diagnostic options, such as sputum cytology or positron emission tomography (PET) scanning, will be reserved for cases where either bronchoscopy or needle biopsy is deemed impracticable.

Indeed, the hypoxic suppression of miR-100 could not be reserved by knockdown of either HIF-1 α or HIF-2 α.

Either can be reserved as private camps.

Traditionally, the national flag is reserved to serve either informative of festive purposes.

The decision is likely to be reserved.