Sentence examples for either greatly from inspiring English sources

In fact, their metabolism either greatly decreased, indicating reduced energy production, or greatly increased, indicating a surge in the basic cost of living, in both cases making life inside the vent unsustainable.

"So the folks going out there trying to market naming rights were left either greatly reducing their prices or finding companies that were less sophisticated and newer to the marketplace".

When added to test tubes of β amyloid along with FKBP, the compounds either greatly delayed or completely prevented large clumps of β amyloid from forming.

If O'Rourke is correct, and the Double Irish play is doomed in time, it will either greatly lower the profitability rates of tech companies, or they will find another way to avoid taxes.

Our results, on the other hand, indicate that, with core engineering of the CAM (in terms of its polarity and ionic nature), release of an ionic guest could be either greatly accelerated or retarded.

The Skeptical Environmentalist sought to convince its readers that claims about the causes and impacts of global warming were either greatly exaggerated or outright false.

It may be part of the innovation cycle, that the next things we're trying to solve will require either some greatly increased computing power to model these things, some barrier beyond which when we cross it there will be another flowering of real serious innovation akin to the railroad or something like that.

By comparison, only 4 (25%) of the remaining 16 patients without VAHS died, suggesting that VAHS development either contributes greatly to or is itself causative of death in this patient population.

The effect on the cholesterol pathway showed that, for MCF-7 and SUM102, adding either inhibitor greatly induced most genes in the cholesterol biosynthetic pathway, while SUM149 treated with lovastatin showed induction of the pathway but treatment with NB598 did not.

This very reduced mitochondrial hybridization (relative to chloroplast hybridization) suggested either 1) greatly reduced mitochondrial genome copy number in one or both plants, 2) highly elevated mitochondrial sequence divergence, or 3) loss from the mitochondrial genome and transfer of these genes to the low copy number and high mutation rate environment of the nucleus.

His consonant harmonic style has not changed greatly either.