Sentence examples for could arise either from from inspiring English sources
"However, the plan is large and complex, carrying significant execution risk in the short to medium term, happening at a time when the bank has limited financial flexibility to manage unforeseen events, which could arise either from the plan or from other sources, such as further litigation or conduct costs".
The parental background could arise either from contamination of the PCR reaction with full-length templates, or by the accidental elongation of the unpaired extension on a strand containing no crossovers (skew extension without recombination [ 41] via template switching).
A genomic region a which has conserved synteny with two other regions of the genome (b and c) could arise either from mixing of adjacent regions (through local genome rearragements) with homology to b and c respectively, or by successive duplications.
The first scenario could arise either from the integration of four copies of the construct into the same telomere at the time of transfection (this is very unlikely because it would be expected to result in all cells within the population expressing RFP shortly after transfection), or from multiple duplication events.
The high estradiol concentrations found in breast tumors could arise either due to uptake from the circulation or from in situ synthesis.
Trans fatty acids arise either from industrial hydrogenation, or from biohydrogenation in ruminant animals.
The strong background signal could be arisen either from the Co-based fluorescence or from the amorphous background of the alumina body.
5% of occurrence points were allowed to fall outside the predicted risk area to account for errors which could have arisen either from errors in the occurrence data set or from inaccuracies in the predicted risk maps.
These populations with triploid individuals suggest two possible scenarios: the triploids could have arisen either from a diploid × tetraploid cross, or from combination of reduced and unreduced gametes of a diploid (Petit et al. 1999).
This could have arisen either from the presence of a slight precipitation, or due to the possible interaction of the amide ligands with the chloride anions which significantly disturbed the equilibrium.
