Sentence examples for either bypass from inspiring English sources

Proteins can either bypass the rumen or be changed by the microbes.

Thus, many adjuvant therapeutic strategies aim to either bypass this delivery route or alter it in order to re-equilibrate the drainage of the tissue to the advantage of drug delivery.

The most important aspect of the potency of exogenous estrogens appears to be the degree to which they either bypass protective mechanisms or are subject to transformations to more active metabolites.

Results from a study of 41 obese patients with T2DM under-going either bypass, banding, or very-low-calorie diet who were followed for up to 42 days indicated that patients who underwent bypass surgery had increased GLP-1 responses to meals (P < 0.05).

We found no predictive factor for occlusion of either bypass graft.

The results were based on 1,800 patients with extensive heart disease who were randomly assigned to receive either bypass surgery or drug-coated stents.

The contribution of my approach, I think, involves developing elements in Nietzsche's text that are either bypassed, underdeveloped, or developed in a manner that I would want to amend.

He underlines that non-members who book seats or start charters will pay prices that will drive them to become members after hopefully having an enjoyable experience either bypassing long airport lines or paying less for their on-demand charter flights.

Those most likely to need surgery either to bypass or expand and stent the opening of clogged arteries are smokers and people with diabetes.

This can be achieved either surgically (bypass graft surgery) or intravascularly (percutaneous transluminal angioplasty) as required (Sumpio et al 2003; Edmonds 2004).

With more extensive aneurysms where this is not possible, either a bypass with a graft or an aneurysmorrhaphy may be performed [ 31, 32].