Sentence examples for either associating from inspiring English sources

The period from 1992 to 1999 was considered as a transition phase and physicians were allowed to reuse patient diagnoses (ICPC-adjusted or not) that were stored in the system before 1992 either associating them with an ICPC-1 code or not.

ER tubules are constantly pulled out of existing ER membranes, by either associating with the growing plus end of the microtubule or sliding along the microtubule with molecular motors (Friedman and Voeltz, 2011).

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.

A compound can be a member of more than one family; that is, either associated with or active against more than one target.

Numerous studies have dealt with the above-mentioned methods and with consequent uncertainty propagation issues, either associated with experimental errors or modelling assumptions.

The most plausible explanation is that a fast kinetics of coating growth, either associated to strong initial roughness or a great surface copper coverage, was detrimental for the protective properties of the coatings.

The minimum length of a labeled fiber accepted was 1 μm.When presenting the localization of the nerve fibers they were divided into two groups, either associated with myocytes or with connective tissue.