Sentence examples for either participants from inspiring English sources
The phrase "either participants" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to two distinct choices from amongst a group of people. For example: The study was open to anyone, but either participants had to be over the age of 18.
Either participants or guardians provided a written informed consent for study participation.
It is not possible to blind either participants or physiotherapy practitioners to treatment due to the interventions under investigation.
It is also unlikely that checklists alone will overcome fears of reporting, by those who perceive themselves as either participants or patients.
Twenty-one trials did not report blinding, 14 reported blinding of either participants or personnel and 4 of these also reported blinding of the outcome assessor.
In addition to the educational booklet participants will be randomised to receive either: Participants will receive one, thirty-minute consultation with a physiotherapist.
Case-based learning utilising real-life examples of adverse events identified by either participants themselves 20 31–35 or presented by patients, 22 was used as a core feature in seven (27%) courses.
"Winterreise" has been loved and absorbed over the decades as a magnificently simple work: a seventy-minute piece for male voice and piano accompanist that, except for endurance, does not significantly test the technical abilities of either participant.
If the technology uncovers phrasing, syntax, slang or other patterns in a conversation that match known signs of bullying or sexual predation, it sends an alert to a moderator, who can then "drill down" to look not only at the entirety of the specific conversation, but also at every posting from either participant.
And it didn't make either participant sick or nauseous.
It is difficult to attribute these differing outcomes to either participant characteristics or contrasted designs, given the diversity of approaches to evaluation and the relatively small number of studies.
This was the first major final for either participant, and the first time since WTA computer rankings were instituted in 1975 that both U.S. Open women's finalists were ranked outside the top 20 (Vinci is 43rd).
