Sentence examples for either accomplished from inspiring English sources
Detection of the BRAF– KIAA1549 fusion gene can be either accomplished by FISH analysis or specialized RT-PCR assays [ 69, 75] (Table 2).
The increased flow velocity is either accomplished by utilizing tall reactors or by incorporating an effluent recycle (or both) [ 3, 11– 13].
As in previous transcriptomics work with S. cerevisiae the induction of UPR was either accomplished by addition of dithiothreitol (DTT) or tunicamycin, this work aimed at a comparison of DTT induced gene regulation in P. pastoris to that in S. cerevisiae published by Travers et al. [ 17].
3' end processing is either accomplished by precise endonucleolytic cleavage too, or by the concerted action of multiple exo- and endonucleases [1], [2], [4].
In this context, a possible path to explore would be the use of reinforcement learning, which stands for the family of algorithms whose performance is adapted to the problem at issue with the successive use of rewards and penalties as the task is either accomplished or not.
The emergency manager has been given enormous power, but no one can seem to agree on what he's trying to either accomplish or pull over on the citizens of Detroit.
A job position is, after all, a need within the company, work that needs to get done which in most cases requires special skills to either accomplish the tasks or to get them done faster.
Instead of reciting a list of hit-or-miss jokes in the comfortable mould of his competitors, Fallon will perform a "history of rap" with Timberlake that is, depending on your taste, either strikingly accomplished or remarkably childish.
Extrapolation can either be accomplished by statistical and/or GIS techniques (Guisan and Zimmermann 2000), as well as by process modeling of extended and complex system.
Phase 2 consisted of 117 surveys and 12 interviews with adults who have either already accomplished their behavior change(s) or are currently working toward them.
This latter stage can either be accomplished by allopatric isolation through increased geographic fragmentation [ 11] or by assortative mating [ 10].
