Sentence examples for either linking from inspiring English sources

Through Codis, DNA profiles are searched to find matches: either linking new crimes to known offenders or matching the same unknown offenders to multiple crimes.

A responsible government would want to contain inflation by either linking the Cypriot pound to another currency, like the British pound, or running a tight but independent monetary policy.

However, this increase in connectivity for the hub genes could be due to increased interactions either linking to other hub genes or linking to nonhub genes.

Ensure that phase‐out activities from 2010 onwards do not jeopardize DAG and MDAG communities, by either linking them up with other development programs in these districts or considering a more gradual phase‐out of UNICEF support in the most needy areas.

The WFP subsequently ended work with them, claiming that the businessmen were either linked to or were themselves warlords.

The invention relies on software that would run on ballot-booth computers either linked in a network or set up as stand-alone units.

Aware of those sensitivities, the proposal excludes railroads, oil and natural resources, electricity, and water and sewage -- areas that are either linked to national security or that might inflame national resentment if opened to foreigners.

Among the most important of such compounds are the carbonyls, which are complexes in which one or more of the ligands is a carbon monoxide molecule, CO, either linked to one atom or bridging two.

Methods: The rFel d 1 chains were coexpressed in baculovirus, either linked to the anti-CD64 antibody H22 (rFel d 1 H22+) or alone (rFel d 1 H22 −).

Normally when CO is hydrogenated, it is firstly converted into –CH2– which either link together to form C n H m as liquid hydrocarbons.

It enables customers, who have either linked a bank account or credit card account to PayPal, to make purchases within a mobile application or Web site.