Sentence examples for cancelled either from inspiring English sources

We showed that mitotic shutdown of CME can be cancelled either by the loss of Ect2 or by constitutive activation of Rap1, two manipulations that increase actin availability by affecting the formation of a rounded actin cortex in mitotic cells.

Being an implicature, it could be cancelled, either implicitly, in appropriate circumstances, or explicitly, adding some clause that implies its denial.

Similar to multiple transmissions from a cluster, a cluster may receive several simultaneous streams if the multiuser interference can be cancelled, either directly at the destination, or for example by setting proper gain factors at the transmitters or at the amplify-and-forward (AF) relays.

This was also cancelled, either by Montgomery or Miles Dempsey, commanding officer of the Second Army.

As with most legally questionable practices in the administration's war on the Constitution, this ER hasn't been cancelled, either.

(IV*) might also imply that it makes a moral difference which test we cancel: It might well make a moral difference which reason we have for objecting to cancel either test.

They will revisit the forecast at 7 30 a.m. on Friday and determine whether to cancel either the morning or the night sessions.

But in a new development, Pentagon officials now acknowledge they have been examining alternatives should plans for the European bases be canceled either by a new government here or by the host nations.

The arrangement could be for an initial period of five to ten years and could be cancelled by either side with one year's notice.

Because the handicap is severe, the children will fall below the threshold and the threshold notion of harm provides the same reason for objecting to canceling either program.

The policy may be canceled by either party for any reason, but the insurer must give the insured prior notice of cancellation.