Sentence examples for can either form from inspiring English sources
You can either form a fire team with friends or the game will match you with two strangers – you can't just leap in alone.
A sea/lake level rise can either form a highstand systems tract (HST) or a transgressive and an overlying highstand systems tract (HST), depending on the sediment supply.
The free radicals are so reactive that they cannot stay in free and, therefore, they can either form a molecule or react with a counter ion to give another molecule.
Aside from the fixed base pairs (E1 and E2 with their receptor sites, and the conserved CUGAUGAG-region with helix II), the remaining positions are not restricted, and can either form complementary base pairs with the remaining bases (i.e., part of helix) or completely unpaired in that particular state.
Besides, it is also noted that GaSb can either form a continuous or discontinuous shell layer(s) on GaAs cores, which may be attributed to the specific local growth environment of different NWs, as well as the variation of surface energetics.
Participants can either form teams prior to the event or come individually and join a team during the networking session at the beginning of the event.
In a social microbial framework, cells can either cooperate (form a fruiting body stalk etc).
There are two potential sources of bubbles; they can either be formed in blood and/or tissues or they can be introduced into the blood.
(ii) The (R -enantiomer of alcohol 5b deR -enantiomer)- 5a can either be fofmed through retention or ralcoholtion, but O-labeling of (R)- 5b can only take place through racemization, because retention retains the O-label.
Vectors can either be formed by synthetic macromolecules, such as polycations, cationic lipids or peptides, or by recombinant viral particles endowed with the sophisticated cell invasion capacities of the parent virus.
Only when the yellow population becomes entangled within biofilms initially formed by the blue population can either population form enduring biofilms (Fig 1B).
