Sentence examples for either completion from inspiring English sources

At the time of the study, 40 participants were still active participants in the program and 93 had had a final MHRC disposition (either completion or failure).

These results lead to the postulation of the "Modal Theory of Form Completion": Users are in either "Completion" or "Revision Mode" when filling out online forms.

Previously, the CCT had been very much a last resort following either completion of or maximal treatment in the secondary care setting.

The average cost of treating a case of invasive anal cancer from referral through to either completion of follow-up or death was estimated to be £16,473 (between £14,335 and £23,089 based on sensitivity analysis) when future inflation was taken into account and £16,281 between £14,143 and £22,884) when it was not.

The genomes of several different Plasmodium species are either completely sequenced, or near to completion.

CVAs allow companies to continue trading and prevent creditors from taking action to recover debts until the agreement ends – either through completion or failure.

At short notice, the trio will set up a gig in a public space – an underpass, a backstreet, a square – spread the word and perform either to completion or until the police shut them down.

Experienced players are those that have played the game either to completion (in the case of Half-Life), or they have at least a year's playing experience and have leveled at least one character to the maximum allowed level at the time of the experiment (in the case of WoW).

Thirteen of the plants are active, while the others are either nearing completion or being expanded to house more reactors.

These findings demonstrated that Smchd1 function was critical for either the completion or maintenance, but not for the initiation, of X inactivation.

We initially identified Smchd1 as an epigenetic modifier in an ENU mutagenesis screen [ 30] and demonstrated a critical role for Smchd1 in either the completion or maintenance, but not the initiation, of X inactivation [ 31].