Sentence examples for conduct either from inspiring English sources

Ms. Doyle said she knew of no women's prison or jail in the country that entirely excluded male officers, although many states and cities put restrictions on their duties or their procedures with female inmates -- forbidding them to conduct either strip searches or frisk searches, or to guard shower areas.

But nobody seems greatly upset when Susan Stucker, the general manager, steps onstage to deliver bad news: Zdenek Macal, the orchestra's music director and the guiding spirit behind the Strauss festival, is down with flu, as he has been all week, and won't be able to conduct either of today's rehearsals.

Reservoir monitoring methods enable engineers to conduct either direct or indirect surveillance to gather the required data.

The initial plan was to conduct individual interviews; however, after several partners in the same practice requested to be interviewed together, IRB approval was obtained to conduct either individual or small-group interviews according to the participants' preference.

A small proportion of these studies would have been identified by our manual search and bibliography check but failing to conduct either of the ELS approaches would still have led to a serious 'loss' of data (or, more correctly, a failure to find data) that would have compromised the integrity and accuracy of our review's findings.

Hundreds more have conducted either internal or peer audits.

Interviews were conducted either by telephone or in person in April and May.

Data for statistical studies are obtained by conducting either experiments or surveys.

Every one of them, says Johannes Freudenstein, head of research and production at Schaper & Brümmer, has been conducted either by his company or with its product.

Six interviews were conducted either in person or over the phone.

Such a study could be conducted either at the national [14,28] or regional level [29].