Sentence examples for either the acquisition from inspiring English sources

Other groups have suggested that relapse could result from either the acquisition of a resistant phenotype in response to therapy and subsequent selection or the selection of an inherently resistant subclone initially undetected at diagnosis but present in low numbers (7).

No effectiveness in the reduction of either the acquisition of infection or levels of plasma viremia after HIV infection was noted.

In other words, if there is a difference in what the algorithm expects to see and what it sees, it indicates an error in either the acquisition of the field or the algorithm's understanding of the map.

Interestingly, systemic application of dopamine D1 agonists has been shown to retard or even reverse fear extinction [88], whereas D1 antagonists block either the acquisition and/or expression of fear [89],[90].

Repeated measures ANOVA revealed no significant effects of Breeding Protocol on the percentage of CAR in either the acquisition (Day 1; F1,55 = 0.51, p = 0.48), maintenance (Day 2; F1,55 = 0.32, p = 0.58), or extinction (Day 3; F1,55 = 0.02, p = 0.89) of active avoidance learning.

All authors were involved in either the acquisition or analysis and interpretation of the data.

To elaborate, the M measurements collected in (7) can be interpreted as either (i) the acquisition of the K-sparse vector α with a measurement noise n of energy ∥n∥2 or (ii) the acquisition of the K0-sparse vector α Ω 0 with a measurement noise e0 of energy ∥e0∥2, suitably boundeda because of the RIP of the matrix Φ.

Either way, the acquisition of Sneakerplay is Keroch's first move and they plan to turn the small community of sneakerheads into a relevant niche social network with more features and a clear path to monetization through sponsorships and on-site advertising on the roadmap.

The exclusion of EpCAM negative CTCs from CellSearch analysis remains a default setback of the CellSearch isolation methodology and could be compensated either with the acquisition of the cells that remain in the system or with the use of an EpCAM-independent isolation methodology.

Mr. Layton, 54, is the most senior executive to announce his departure from either company since the acquisition was announced in January.

So it really is a concept that imposes a moral test, a qualification, on the ruler, rather than accepting simply the claims that he might assert on the basis of either heredity or the acquisition of power.