Sentence examples for because they either gave from inspiring English sources

The other treatments of 8, 24, 48, and 72 h were ignored because they either gave very low or very high percentage of apoptotic cells.

Initially, 970 children accepted to participate voluntarily but 267 were rejected during the study because they either gave fewer than 3 faecal samples (23%), had contaminated faecal samples (4%), or decided not to participate (20%).

Thirty-three SNPs were discarded because they either failed outright (22) or gave profiles that could not be scored (11).

Of those, nine refused to participate because they either did not believe that they could give meaningful information that would contribute to the research question (n = 5) or were not comfortable with being interviewed (n = 4).

They can either give evidence in person or in writing.

Eventually, they'll either give up or confront you.

The Security Service may not want that information in the public domain because it either gives clues to how the person is being monitored or reveals the identity of an informant.

Because New York is either giving Lake Wobegon a run for its money (and our children are miles above-average), or our friends are lying like rugs about their tykes' test scores.

Ann Pfau, who, as New York chief administrative judge, oversees the program, said that borrowers often do not attend the conferences, either because they have given up hope or have already moved out of the residence.

Of the women who agreed to participate but were lost to follow-up; 2 had incorrect telephone numbers (either because they had given the wrong number or it had been noted incorrectly) and 4 of the women were unavailable to complete the questionnaire.

42 Four studies in the US, France, and Poland looked specifically at the outcome of children in whom the diagnosis of type 1 diabetes was not made at the first medical consultation because of diagnostic error, judged to have occurred when children were not diagnosed on their first visit, either because they were given a misdiagnosis or signs and symptoms were missed or not recognised.