Sentence examples for either recognized from inspiring English sources

Facebook taught me the value of making distinctions at the invitation stage, not by separating into family and friends but by accepting anyone who I either recognized or who made an attempt to signal some interest in what I wrote or communicated on the network.

(c) The symptoms were reliably recorded using either recognized diagnostic criteria (assessed by clinical interview, case note review or a researcher using a diagnostic interview schedule) or an established symptom rating scale (e.g. K-SADS Mania Rating Scale (K-MRS); Kaufman et al. 1997).  .

Traditional taxonomies either recognized two or three families of NWMs.

Each shape was shown to a given subject only once and it was either recognized -- named – or not.

Perhaps the immune-related receptors, such as the chemokine ones, are not either recognized yet or not present in lower organisms such as Drosophila.

Some epitopes were recognized by CD8+ T cells isolated from both compartments, but the majority was either recognized by SKILs or peripheral T cells.

Why then, some Israelis asked, could they not stake their own claims, particularly after Arab leaders refused to either recognize Israel or negotiate with it?

This year, both were shut down under pressure from Moscow, which argued that the organizations needed to either recognize the enclaves' sovereignty or leave.

It can either recognize the difference between independent spending and contributions or blow up a central piece of what remains of campaign finance regulation.

When taking a walk in trade shows in China, we often either recognize products, or end up thinking "this could totally be crowdfunded".

Yet another weird trap for high-income folks: Taxpayers who convert in 2010 can either recognize the resulting income in 2010 or split it between 2011 and 2012.