Sentence examples for either populations from inspiring English sources

Linguistic representations are considered as patterns of activation of either populations of units or as individual nodes.

Identification of practice variability does not provide direct evidence of comparative effectiveness across either populations or in specific individuals.

Except for the -616 C/G SNP in the Hungarian psychiatric sample, no significant deviations from the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium were detected in either populations.

However, meta-regression did not identify any other underlying causes of heterogeneity, suggesting that either populations with chronic hypertension are varied or determination of chronic hypertension and outcomes may not be consistent.

The altitudinal, latitudinal, and radial variation in AM frequencies could be interpreted as either populations at a polygenic equilibrium or transient states on the way to fixation of AM.

35 The resulting disparities in health care provision are profound, and the medical school distribution is obviously not aligned well with either populations or the national burdens of disease.

They continue to test people with encephalitis-like symptoms for West Nile virus, and they are watching domestic chickens, so far finding nothing in either population.

When given a choice of songs from either population, females nearly uniformly prefer their own population's song, as strictly as if the two populations belonged to two long separated species.

When members of either population are particularly vulnerable -- whether they are very frail or memory-impaired adults, or neglected or emotionally troubled children -- an unusual kind of empathy that crosses the boundaries of the generations can form.

He is critical of the U.N., because it is inefficient and to some degree unrealistic; the one nation, one vote policy doesn't reflect either population or power as it exists today.

However, this would be more of a concern if the change in trauma care led to differential change in mortality in either population.