Sentence examples for either associate from inspiring English sources

If mud daubers benefit from Actinobacteria-derived compounds with antibiotic properties, they could either associate loosely with phylogenetically and chemically diverse Streptomyces, or more specifically with potentially coevolving Streptomyces.

If the ambiguity still cannot be resolved, then a curator will either associate a generic/unspecified entry for that entity with the article, or else omit the entity and add a (non-public) note to the curation record explaining the situation, with the hope that future publications will resolve the issue.

Monoculture fungus farming by single ant colonies offers ideal possibilities to answer some of these questions, as most other mutualistic symbioses have the complication that hosts may either associate with several strains at the same time, or change partnership during their life-time [ 4, 5].

The rest are either associate's degrees or certificates, the vast majority of which are in applied fields.

Smoking and hypertension did not either associate with plasma lipid profile in this patient population.

All of the recommenders were either associate or full professors; two were female; six worked in preclinical (basic sciences), and two in clinical research and practice.

Even those he did not appoint ran for their seats in partisan elections and are therefore either associated with the Democratic or Republican Parties.

The watch was either associated with a sexually explicit image or a majestic mountain range, a more neutral seen.

Under cryo-TEM, most of Au NPs were either associated with the surface of liposomes or encapsulated within liposomes.

Ten fetuses had either associated anomalies or polydactyly of the feet, or both, and those pregnancies were terminated.

These metal impurities may be either associated material or embedded metal or metal oxide particles in the CNT side walls and tube viods.