Sentence examples for either bridging from inspiring English sources

This problem is currently approached by either bridging the split-liver areas (Fig.  9), or by measuring each segment separately.

Indeed, 12% of the 1587 patients with either bridging fibrosis or cirrhosis had to prematurely discontinue treatment owing to the onset of AEs, whereas grade 2 4 treatment-related anaemia or a cutaneous rash occurred in 44%and13%3% of the patients, respectively, in the face of 82% of the overall cohort achieving on treatment clearance of serum HCV-RNA.

11 12 15 20 21 These discrepancies can be accounted for by the fewer number of patients enrolled in clinical development studies who had either bridging fibrosis or cirrhosis (ie, an advanced liver disease entailing a significant risk of developing myelosuppression-related AEs).

Egol et al. [31] randomized 88 patients with an unstable distal radial fracture to undergo either bridging external fixation (EBI, Parsippany, New Jersey or Stryker, Mahwah, New Jersey) and a K-wire construct or ORIF with a volar locking plate (Hand Innovations, Miami, Florida or Stryker).

The media is a vehicle that can either bridge or widen these gaps.

Our conceptual model and review of case studies reveal the importance of three sub-components of irrigation technology access, distribution, and use and the ways in which the design of the technology itself can either bridge, or succumb to, institutional gaps.

The accounts of ex-shadow cabinet members, such as Lilian Greenwood, or former supporters, like Lisa Nandy and Louise Haigh (none of whom could sensibly be dismissed as biased "Blairites"), show the reality of Corbyn's leadership: an inability – and outright refusal – to either bridge divisions with colleagues or communicate policy to the country.

This shows the probabilities of either bridges and both bridges to the north or south being impacted by an eruption.

Costs to cross either bridge range from £6.40 for a car to £19.20 for a coach or lorry.

The directional vulnerability (i.e. that either bridge in one direction would be impacted) and combined vulnerability of any of the four bridges being impacted was also assessed.

While the Forksville covered bridge escaped serious damage, Hillsgrove and Sonestown were both closed, and Preservation Pennsylvania issued a report that questioned whether either bridge could be restored.