Sentence examples for clarified either from inspiring English sources
Melt syrup is clarified either by phosphatation, in which phosphoric acid and lime are added to form calcium phosphates, which are removed by surface scraping in a flotation clarifier, or by carbonatation, in which carbon dioxide gas and lime form calcium carbonate, which is filtered off.
The study from Israel included 30 women who were trying to conceive after miscarriage; the proportion of women suffering from infertility was, however, not reported, and this could not be clarified either [40].
In most countries it's kind of clarified either that this kind of use is fair use or there's specific exceptions for text and data mining — for example Japan has introduced a text and data-mining exception that clarifies that it's not a copyright infringement.
If a beer is marked "suitable for Vegans", it was clarified either with seaweed or with artificial agents.
The correlation of serum everolimus levels and occurrence of adverse events has not been clarified, either.
The relationship between the degree of demethylation of promoters and that of expression induction has not been clarified, either.
Can the authors clarify (either with this intestinal endocytosis assay or otherwise)?
Can the authors clarify (either with this intestinal endocytosis assay or otherwise)? 3) Is there a consequence (with regard to endocytosis) to animals expressing a constitutively active form of AP-2 (e.g., the bypass mutants)?
11 Therefore, it is critical to clarify either qualitatively or quantitatively the potential immunotoxicity of oats to patients with CD. 7 10 In a previous work, we obtained two monoclonal antibodies (moAbs) G12 and A1 against the 33-mer.
The airline continues to publish rambling statements about its vital economic contribution to South Africa, yet makes little effort to clarify either its overarching strategy or its path to profitability.
We aimed to clarify either a linear or J-shaped dose-response relationship between drinking habits and estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) as a biomarker for identifying individuals at high risk of CKD.
