Sentence examples for either diverse from inspiring English sources
Similarly, multiple descriptors have been evaluated for their ability to select either diverse or focused sets of compounds [30 33].
Diversity and similarity descriptors which demonstrated best performances in terms of their ability to select either diverse or focused sets of compounds from three databases (Drug Bank, CMC and CHEMBL) were identified and used for diversity and similarity assessments.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of mono- or co-grazing of sheep and cattle, as well as the influence of sward botanical composition (either diverse or grass-dominated swards) on animal behavior patterns in a fully factorial design (α = 0.05).
Arien et al. [11] described two different HIV transmission scenarios for human populations with either diverse or homogeneous genetic backgrounds.
However, the distribution of centrality scores shows that some genera are either diverse in terms of ITS sequence similarity or are in need of taxonomic revision (e.g. Candida, Cryptococcus).
Moreover, regarding CSCs the apexes of the cancer cell groups that is not a homogenous population either, play diverse roles in tumorigenesis and progression depending on their various phenotypes (Table 1) [ 8, 9].
In an internal memo based on that study, a deputy commissioner told Mr. Safir that many elite units consisted entirely of white men "despite the fact that they serve communities that are either ethnically diverse or majority minority".
Contemporary small molecule drug discovery often relies on high-throughput screening (HTS) of either structurally diverse or mechanistically focused compound library sets to identify hits that have the potential for multiparameter optimization against biological targets of interest.
Thus, we suggest that S100A4 may either reflect diverse pathological processes that occur in different myositis subtypes and/or that it plays a more important role in PM than in DM.
Our study now shows that activated T cells with either a diverse or a severely restricted T-cell receptor repertoire activate B cells to form GCs with the same efficiency.
Traditional approaches to handling population stratification, typically by adjusting for differences in global ancestry, are challenging and often insufficient in either ethnically diverse or mixed ancestry populations (for example, Hispanic or African American cohorts), given that efforts that focus on simply adjusting for global ancestry are often insufficient or under-powered [ 83, 86, 87].
