Sentence examples for either been developed from inspiring English sources

The forest-protection plan covers all of the remaining national forest land that has not already either been developed or granted permanent protection as a wilderness area.

The techniques of splinting outlined below have either been developed independently or modified from initial reports by others [16].

However, these attempts have either been developed for marketing purposes or are not publicly available, due to them being based on closed proprietary technologies that usually require consultancy contracts [32].

As in other pet species, a variety of colours, coat types, and other features that do not appear in the wild have either been developed, or have appeared spontaneously.

The present study included some of the instruments that had either been developed for, or adapted and tested in refugee research (e.g. Harvard Trauma Questionnaire (HTQ), Hopkins Symptom Check List-25 (HSCL-25), 90-item Symptom Check List (SCL-90)).

Second, SOC emission factors have either been developed for very specific lands (e.g., CRP or agricultural lands) or at the national or regional scale for other land types, as in the CARB and EPA analyses.

Rules and regulations for safeguarding of industrial process plants (not-nuclear and nuclear) by means of process control engineering are either being developed or expanded.

No single approach is likely to identify all bone fragility genes, and a variety of different methods are either being developed or are in use to tackle the problem.

There are both proprietary and open ontologies with richer semantics for more specific description tasks for biology either being developed or presently available (for examples, see Chicurel, 2002; Peters and Sette, 2007; Schulze-Kremer, 2002).

The experimental project we are presenting can be viewed as a framework, whose phases can either be developed or be reduced in accordance with the available time for the activity and/or with specific topics not explicitly treated in this paper.

Since the 1980s other hygroscopic (water-absorbing) plastics have been developed, either based on HEMA or incorporating other flexible polymers such as silicone.