Sentence examples for discovered either as from inspiring English sources

Any data discovered, either as a desired result or an intermediate result, is recorded in the context of the project and recalled whenever the project is opened.

After filtering, the data set comprised 40 645 SNPs assayed in 3240 animals (Tables 1 Table S1), discovered either as part of the bovine genome sequencing project or through directed CAPN1 resequencing studies at the US Meat Animal Research Center at Clay Center, NE (Page et al. and S2).

Art dealers and collectors may be more willing to look at the work of a noted artist's child than that of an unknown, but their responses can be, as Klaus Mann discovered, either patronizing or hypercritical.

Annoyingly, the stockmarket equivalent seems unlikely to be discovered either.

Mappings may be discovered either implicitly or explicitly.

GWASs are typically case control studies aimed at discovering SNPs – either as disease causing variants or as markers of disease – that are associated with a common disease or trait.

The affluent populations, which should have been their help, didn't, as far as could be discovered, read, either — they merely bought books and devoured them, but not in order to learn: in order to learn new attitudes.

Emerging viral pathogens include newly discovered viruses as well as previously known viruses that are either increasing, or threatening to increase in incidence.

Creem's photo captions (many of them written by Lester, as we later discovered) were either surreal jokes or sardonic digs at their subject.

However, no improved hits were discovered in either library (Additional file 1: Table S1).

A majority of bile duct injuries detected postoperatively were discovered as bile leakage, either from the cystic duct (46%) or from small ducts in the liver bed (18%), whereas only 142(2%) injuries with delayed detection were classified as severe.