Sentence examples for being of either from inspiring English sources

The Approaches to Studying Inventory (ASI) by Entwistle and Ramsden (1983) and its refinements (ASSIST by Tait et al. 1998, ALSI by Entwistle and McCune 2004) feature the main distinction of categorizing learning behaviour as being of either strategic (deep) or of apathetic (surface) approach.

North American sources describe A. hygrometricus as being of either unknown edibility, or too tough to be edible.

In the wake of @kelsmerritt's success in VS hit with responses that she's obviously 'mestiza' and 'white-passing': being mixed race does not diminish you being of either race!!!

Traditionally, dystocia is classified as being of either maternal or fetal origin, or a combination of both.

For simplicity, the term 'Aboriginal' is used to refer to all participants who identified as being of either Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander origin.

High intensity pain/disability was defined as being of either grade 2 (low disability but high intensity), grade 3 (high disability, moderately limiting) or grade 4 (high disability, severely limiting).

These are of either subordinate status or sexual service to men.

(Selkies, unusually, can be of either sex – but love affairs with them seldom end well).

Initial reports are of either an explosion or a collision between trains.

All estimators are of either least square or gradient type.

Genetically they are of either primary or secondary accumulations.