Sentence examples for being either in a from inspiring English sources

Ohshima and Gibbs thought that the filament pierces through the tissues, 'injecting' the sporoplasm into the host cell; filament extrusion, according to them, being either in a jack-in-the-box manner2 or by eversion like the nematocyst of a cœlenterate4.

That is, each region in isolation is capable of being either in a seizure state or a non-seizure state, with connections between regions said to be synchronising.

Cells in the lymph nodes were scored as being either in a CD8 T cell rich region, or within a region morphologically resembling a B cell follicle – a spherical region with few CD8 T cells near the cortex.

Cells in lymph nodes were scored as being either in a CD8+ rich region, or within a spherical region with few CD8 T cells near the cortex of the tissue resembling a B cell follicle.

The most frequent amino acids will contribute the most to both repeats and singlets but any differences between the two plots indicate a preference for being either in a singlet or repeat.

Outcomes: participants were asked to provide the identifier code for the practice in which they currently worked in order that it could be classified as being either in a socioeconomically deprived or remote setting using NHS Scotland centrally held data.

"We're either in a recession or entering one.

You are either in a controlling relationship or living in an Amish community.

The other meals were either in a pizzeria or on a park bench with a picnic.

You were either in a gang or a group, sometimes both".

"I think NextGen is either in a stall or a reverse.