Sentence examples for either results from inspiring English sources

They seem less reasonable to many than the more common notions of the Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud and others that laughter either results from or is related to the nonconscious reduction of tensions or inhibitions.

Being given an emergency tax code (indicated by the letters W, N or X) either results in a rebate or a potentially crippling extra charge, so Nick advises that when you look at your new payslip you should "be a bit pessimistic until they are absolutely certain about what [your] income is going to be".

The increase in the expression of the Esx genes (Table S2A) either results from the damage to the Mtb cell-envelope by THZ or may reflect increased secretion of virulence related substrates by the pathogen.

Cost-effectiveness was determined for different ranges of the two possible scenarios in which MRSA either results in addition to or replaces cases of nosocomial MSSA bacteremia and when both scenarios simultaneously occur.

It may be possible that vitamin B12 deficiency either results in a virtual deficiency of folic acid thereby affecting methyl group supply or PEMT may be epigenetically altered leading to reduced expression affecting the conversion of PE-DHA (phosphatidyl ethanolamine-DHA) to PC-DHA (phosphatidyl choline-DHA) resulting in lower DHA levels in placenta.

We also used fractional polynomials [ 15], but they did improve the fit either (results not shown).

Either result would usher in a period of some uncertainty.

Either result, U.S. officials believe, could embolden Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which has established a foothold in Yemen.

Either result would be an early and welcome shot in the arm for their hopes of finishing second.

Either result would be the end of Israel's most important relationship in the Arab world.

Either result would mean that the law's objectives would go unmet.