Sentence examples for either be discovered from inspiring English sources

The way it works with bombs, the way it will always work whether they are nuclear devices jerry-built by terrorists or pipe bombs planted by jealous lovers, is that a bomb will either be discovered or not be discovered.

Those small‐molecule modulators can either be discovered by extensive and resource‐intensive screening campaigns or by rational design approaches.

The boats came in close contact before either was discovered, and the "Monsoon" in trying to clear the way, was thrown across the River, just in time for the "Rosalie", her headway not being stopped, to force her bow near half through her middle deck, tearing away her wheel and wheel house and hurling her engine out of its bed and carrying away such other machinery as came in her way.

Cases with such diagnoses have either been discovered through screening programs for metabolic diseases or they have been registered after clinical presentation suggestive of metabolic deficiency [ 8- 10].

Early Y-chromosomal short-tandem repeat (STR) markers used in forensic practice either were discovered in cloning experiments [1,2] or were retrieved in silico from the Genome Database (GDB) [3].

4. From a pathological point of view, "primary" tumors of "metastatic cancers" are often identified at the easily observable or life-threatening sites while "secondary" tumors of "metastatic cancers" are often detected at sites that are either difficult to be discovered or not critical to influence the normal life.

The confirmatory evidence, however, may be discovered either in the present or in the future.

Structural malformations of the spine are often simple and may either go undetected or be discovered fortuitously.

And: "[P]hilosophers frame hypotheses to explain the phenomena, the cause of which cannot be discovered either by experiment or by demonstration" (IP §56).

Taken altogether, the data suggest that the list of genes that are imprinted in the neonatal brain is nearly complete, and the only remaining ones to be discovered are either expressed at very low levels, show a small parent-of-origin bias, or are imprinted in only a small portion of the brain.

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