Sentence examples for either recognised from inspiring English sources
The manager, a dark-skinned woman with a glowering, impassive look, just stared at him, giving no indication that she either recognised him or cared who he was.
Regulation of the press is a matter either recognised in law or it is not.
Potentially serious postoperative complications such as infections, haemorrhage, urinary and bowel injuries may be either recognised intraoperatively, manifest during postoperative hospitalisation, or sometimes become apparent weeks or months later [2, 3, 4, 5].
Most of neuroleptic recipients had either recognised or unrecognised dementia.
Dad would get pissed and find the hardest geezer in the pub and call him a cunt, knowing he'd either recognise him or see he was disabled and wouldn't hit him.
We can either recognise this and come up with ways to regulate it based on a rational assessment of risk, or else continue with failed policies that can't even adapt to minimise harm.
Moreover, a widespread confusion on the role of LC3A vs LC3B autophagy in cancer exists because of the usage of antibodies that either recognise both LC3 forms or erroneously are believed to recognise only LC3B (Koukourakis et al, 2013).
The different expression patterns of the two antibodies suggests that they either recognise different variants of PODXL in colorectal cancer cells or that the antibodies catch PODXL at different stage on its way from cytoplasm to cellular membrane.
It is likely that it retains DNA-binding activity, but given the lack of conservation of the relevant residues, it will probably either recognise a different sequence from GATA1 or, perhaps more likely, may bind to DNA without sequence specificity.
"It's to do with politicians that either recognise that we need concepts that lead to solutions or not.
His discontents are essentially adolescent and one cannot help harbouring the suspicion that the majority of Murakami's vast global fanbase either recognise and share those discontents or are themselves adolescents.
