Sentence examples for either altered from inspiring English sources

Thus, we hypothesize that the altered lipid droplet distribution was due to either altered droplet transport, or impaired ability to anchor the droplets once they were delivered.

Thus, alterations in sex hormone signaling in depressed patients could involve either altered circulating levels of sex steroids or altered endogenous brain response capabilities or both (29).

Instead, according to the suit, they either altered or replaced the crucial part of the steering column.

Categorizing photos as either altered or not altered seemed too blunt an approach, he said.

Baculovirus transduction also stimulated transient, low level upregulation of human leukocyte antigen I (HLA-I) on the human MSCs surface, yet it did not either altered the HLA-II expression or impaired the MSCs ability to inhibit lymphocyte proliferation.

And Steve Fainaru*, one of the reporters from ESPN who helped lead the investigative team and coauthored the accompanying book, told Slate's Hang Up and Listen podcast, "When we published stories [at ESPN], they were almost universally opposed to those stories and fought them and complained to our editors and our editors' editors and tried to either get those either altered or killed".

Hence there are two ways the government can enable struggling borrowers to meet their mortgage obligations, namely by either altering the principal balance or altering the interest rate.

One document says the Humane Association has "enough information" to show that Mr. Chew was using pain-relieving drugs on horses "to either alter their performance or mask pain to get the desired result".

"I would say roughly 60 percent of what they did I thought was rad and I didn't touch, and then 40 percent I would either alter it or it got left behind," he said.

The director, the Rev. Jay Wegman of the Episcopal cathedral, said that Arlene Shechet must either alter or remove her work by tomorrow, in time for the baptism of the grandson of Bishop Mark S. Sisk, who is to be installed today as the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New York.

The second type of solutions, called indistinguishability, aims at either altering the user's queries or hiding the user's interests.