Sentence examples for either a deficit from inspiring English sources

Atoms that have either a deficit or a surplus of electrons are called ions.

On the contrary, the fluctuations might reflect the unregulated nature of water intake and suggests that either a deficit, or overload in fluid and Na+ consumption occur on a daily basis.

The Ewens-Watterson test enables detection of deviations from a neutral-equilibrium model as either a deficit or an excess of genetic diversity relative to the number of alleles at a locus (see [ 50]).

In addition, in these patients a reduced P300 may also reflect either a deficit in WM or attentional capacity, or an inability to correctly compare the received sensory percept with the short-term memory representation that is active at the time.

The company's annual operating budget is $52 million, and Mr. Haimes said that at the end of its fiscal year, on Aug. 31, he expected "either a small deficit or a larger deficit".

The reconstructive surgeon, dealing with both congenital anomalies such as clefts, and post-surgical or post-traumatic defects, may, on occasion be faced with a situation where there is either a unilateral deficit or excess of lip volume, or an asymmetry with bilateral volume inequalities.

And dependent upon how my readership skews US/not-US it's possible that America is running either a trade deficit or a trade surplus on this.

This result could be interpreted in two ways: either valproate caused a deficit in the anti-anhedonic effect of ketamine, or lithium enhanced the anti-anhedonic effect of ketamine.

The objective was to make a prospective study in which we could demonstrate whether renal failure was either associated with a deficit in cardiac preload or with hypotension.

Depending upon who you speak to the trader or the economist you either get a deficit or a surplus.

The difference between revenues and expenditures during a year is either a surplus or a deficit.