Sentence examples for bore either from inspiring English sources
Most of the rock borers are mollusks; they bore either mechanically by scraping or chemically by the secretion of acid.
To more directly assess the roles that p53 might play in iron deprivation-based chemotherapy, a tumorigenicity assay was performed with nude mice that bore either HCT116 p53+/+ or p53−/− cells.
Kalligrammatids bore either mandibulate or more commonly siphonate mouthparts, often deployed wing markings, including stripes, spots and eyespots and displayed varied wing shapes, indicating that the Kalligrammatidae underwent an evolutionary diversification during the mid-Mesozoic.
Don't be an annoying flirter, following him around all of the time, but don't be a total bore either.
Most buses bore either no markings or markings that were indecipherable in the darkness.
They argue that some of those chemicals could find their way out of a well bore — either because of migration through layers of rock or spills and sloppy handling — and into nearby sources of drinking water.
Plants are usually dioecious (individuals bear either male or female flowers only) and produce seeds in ellipsoid or oval capsules.
The mature gametophyte of the leafy liverwort can be either dioecious (each individual bears either male or female reproductive structures) or monoecious (each individual bears both male and female reproductive structures).
Because many wireless charging technologies bear either controversial or recognized health risks, it seems reasonable that the FDA might take a greater interest in these approvals over time.
We describe how the cytoskeleton and extracellular matrix form a single, tensionally integrated structural system as predicted by tensegrity, and how distinct molecular biopolymers (e.g., microfilaments vs microtubules) may bear either tensile or compressive loads inside the cell.
Where f and g are relatives, then fg represents the class of pairs (I,J) such that I bears both f and g to J. Similarly, the disjunctive relative, f+g is such that it represent (I,J) if I bears either f or g to J and f′ the negation of the term f represents the class of pairs (I,J) such that f does not hold between them.
