Sentence examples for coincides with either from inspiring English sources

RdDM coincides with either TGS, where promoter methylation inactivates transcription, or PTGS, which merely affects transcript stability and/or the translation rate and where cytosines of the transcribed region are methylated., Despite these differences, both TGS and PTGS are mechanistically related and likely evolved from a common ancestral system.

However, Internet censorship has historically coincided with either major national events such as Communist Party meetings, or times of political unrest, like the riots earlier this year in Tibet.

As was found in the case of the amplitude modulations, these phase synchronization modulations did not always coincide with either a peak or a trough in the theta rhythm.

A request for imaging generally coincided with either time of diagnosis or when the patient reported respiratory symptoms.

These patterns appeared to coincide with either times of managemental change or periods when horses are more likely to be intensively managed.

The two time points for CRH injection (60 or 180 min after methylprednisolone) were selected to coincide with either 1) the period of maximal rate of change of corticosterone levels or 2) the period of maximal suppression of the axis.

These cells do not coincide with either ciliated or mucus-secreting goblet cells but, like the ciliated cells, undergo intercalation from the inner into the outer layer of the epidermis.

It is striking that expression boundaries for 8 of the 10 Hox genes coincide with either the anterior or posterior side of segment T9, and suggests that the division between the thorax and abdomen in Capitella sp. I is a transition zone the width of one segment, rather than a narrow boundary.

In both exercise training groups a target heart rate (HR) coinciding with either the prescribed HRR or prescribed VT (Fig.  1) was used to establish a specific exercise training intensity for each exercise session.

The acquired genes could contribute to the evasion of host defenses, while the lost genes may coincide with either the loss of an antigenic signal to the host cell immune system or the gain of virulence [ 51, 52].

Even though ectopic EZH2 may sensitise cells with wildtype TP53 to treatment, our data suggest that during tumourigenesis EZH2 overexpression coincides with TP53 activation, either through genomic instability or ARF induction.