Sentence examples for either literature from inspiring English sources

An important role can also be attributed to Evidence Based Medicine (EBM), a movement essentially based on secondary analyses of existing data (either literature or data) which, by using systematic review and meta-analysis, aims to identify which health intervention actually works and should thus be implemented in health care.

(Books) A non-fiction book on India must aim to be either literature or journalism.

At the time – which was before the novel had won the Prix Goncourt – Houellebecq was rather persuasively dismissive about the allegations, retorting that his detractors understood very little about either literature or his writing methods.

Several decades later, in "Palimpsest," Vidal expanded on this line: [Mailer] was trained at Harvard as an engineer, and I have a theory that the mind of an engineer, though well suited for many things, is ill suited for either literature or politics.

I've never seen it work well in either literature or film.

The obtained results via the two presented approaches are better than those obtained via either literature approaches or programmed algorithms for all studied cases.

He preferred not to repent of choices he had made either in literature or in life.

Andy Holden's art always comes with a back-story – either from literature or more personal material such as hobbies and childhood misdemeanours.

As he writes, "Stone garden furniture is scarcely mentioned in either the literature on gardens or on furniture, and when the subject is taken into account, it is treated as an architectural element of the garden rather than as furniture in its own right".

Predictive validation makes use of case studies from either the literature or real world situations.

If you were to have dinner with any five people, either in literature or history, living or dead, who would they be?