Sentence examples for concentrating on either from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, most established animal models for BD use one manipulation to model just a partial list of symptoms (concentrating on either mania or depressive-like symptoms).

The film is carefully edited so the passage of time is both clear and non-intrusive, with each sequence concentrating on either people, inanimate nature, or animals -- who, ultimately, take center stage as fully realized characters.

"We were all frightened in a way, I suppose, but your adrenalin is flowing and you are concentrating on either not being killed or shooting down somebody else," he said.

Miss Anderson is heard chanting "long time no see". After the screens rise, the viewer is given the choice of trying to look at the film above and the dancers below simultaneously or concentrating on either the film or the dancers.

Dr. Drucker said students would be able to concentrate on either vessel operations or seafood business management.

The pharmacological strategies concentrate on either inhibition of NOS enzyme activity or on scavenging and neutralizing nitric oxide (NO).

Previous studies have concentrated on either granulation or tabletting but not both together; this work brings together the analysis as a single large multivariate process.

A look at the heat map of U.S. co-living spaces shows that these residences are concentrated on either coast.

For urban scenarios, protocols mostly concentrate on either using infrastructure or developing methods for selecting vehicles to perform the store-carry-forward task.

Avoid the sensitised central area, and instead concentrate on either side.

There are a number of different methods that can be used to treat self-harm and which concentrate on either treating the underlying causes or on treating the behaviour itself.