Sentence examples for by either a high from inspiring English sources
Sandwich composite specimens were subjected to impact by either a high velocity projectile or a low velocity drop weight.
Lastly, analysis of the HUVEC-ZSr41 interface showed near-complete absence of cell adhesion directly on the sample surface, most likely caused by either a high local alkalinity, change in surface topography, and/or surface composition.
The system is composed of M mobile users that can be served by either a high or a low RRH.
Those arrays lying outside the 2 SD range were explained by either (a) high housekeeping gene 3 5' ratios, suggesting reduce probe amplification efficiency or (b) lower signal intensity/lower spike-in control signal suggesting less efficient hybridisation.
When the DR strain is a strong competitor, a moderate policy is frequently best; this can be achieved by either a high Λ R or a high DR MIC (mR) (top left).
However, while a large number of tools have been presented to identify fusion event using RNA-Seq [ 5- 9], practical use of fusion finding tools is often hampered by either a high false detection rate or low sensitivity [ 10, 11].
Although the bill's backers have praised Mr. Kyl for his political courage, his about-face was not ushered in by either a high-minded refusal to demagogue on the issue or a conscious summoning of historic compromises from the Senate's past.
Therefore, the higher efficiency of PDP3 could be explained by either a higher intracellular stability or its intrinsic cross-linking properties owing to the presence of Bpa, or a combination of both.
In one of the new alternative information storage technologies, a phase-change medium is used and phase change is accomplished by applying either a high or low magnitude of current which heats the interface to different temperatures.
Most designs employ two variable-diameter pulleys connected by either a steel or high-strength rubber V-belt.
The stimulus was modeled after a keyboard: an animation in which one of two keys was depressed was accompanied by either a lower or higher tone.
