Sentence examples for either defined as from inspiring English sources

Contaminants were either defined as such in the medical record or were coagulase-negative staphylococcus in a non-immunocompromised patient (Figure 1).

Longer segments were either defined as novel domains or attributed to existing domains based on the presence of a perceived hydrophobic core.

The heat threshold was either defined as the temperature that elicited the third spike of the response or as the temperature that evoked an instantaneous frequency of >1 imp/s.

Mainly used regimens were either defined as ART regimen containing two or three NRTIs and another drug class (NNRTIs, PIs, INIs) or two or three NRTIs exclusively.

Clinically relevant pain is either defined as BPI score ≥ 3, or self-report score ≥ 3, or MOBID-2 pain score ≥ 3, or PAINAD score ≥2.

This suggests that different severity, either defined as DHF, fatality or the requirement for ICU requirement, may affect different age groups.

TB disease outcomes were classified as either "success," defined as either cure or treatment completed, or "fail," defined as either treatment failure, treatment deferred, treatment interrupted, death, or loss to follow-up [ 12].

One mouse with a strong initial preference for either chamber (defined as a mouse spending more than 75% of the time in either chamber) was discarded from analysis.

They found that most diagnoses of early-onset dementia either were defined as alcohol-related (38.9%) or occurred in a person who had an alcohol use disorder (17.6%).

In perhaps more familiar language, egalitarianism can either be defined as requiring equality spoken strictly or as requiring priority to the worse off (Parfit 2001).

You will either be defined as the people who worked to grow as parents, or the people who should never have been parents in the first place.