Sentence examples for compared to the either from inspiring English sources

COBRA was performed for HpyCH4IV sites whose MATscores were larger than 2 when one tissue was compared to the either of the other 2 tissues.

The Pro/Pro genotype was independently associated with cases who developed cardiotoxicity as compared to the either the Pro/Ala or Ala/Ala genotype (adjusted OR = 2.60, p = 0.046, Table  5).

Although we would expect rosiglitazone to have a demonstrable effect on hs-CRP reduction, its lack of any statistically significant effect in our study probably lies in the small number of patients on rosiglitazone when compared to the either metformin or sulfonylurea group.

In order to account for multiple comparisons, the maximal statistics approach was used whereby the spatial map values for the real principal components were compared to the maximal (either positively or negatively) value across a whole random map on each permutation.

The simulation results verify that hybrid PV/WG systems feature lower system cost compared to the cases where either exclusively WG or exclusively PV sources are used.

Being physically active through my day-to-day routine has made me a healthier person both physically and mentally - compared to the alternatives of either complete inactivity or spending lots of time cloistered in the gym.

The first one has to do with the fact that, as shown by Munz (1986), the reconstruction in conserved variables provides the worst shock capturing fidelity when compared to the reconstruction performed either in primitive or in characteristic variables.

The addition sometimes produced greater effects, compared to the effects of either lone treatment.

Integrated CT-PET imaging adds information compared to the use of either modality alone.

The presence of these two QTLs resulted in a doubling in reduction of Macrophomina-induced mean percent mortality compared to the presence of either QTL individually.

An even greater downregulation of HIF-1α and VEGF expression was achieved in the combined treatment when compared to the effects of either agent alone.