Sentence examples similar to either the improved from inspiring English sources

In addition, it is considered that adaptation of road in the environment is comprehended as taking of all those suitable metres, so as either the new or the improved existing road wounds as less as possible the natural landscape.

The actual containment dome has either improved the situation or made it much worse, depending on whether you're listening to people who are lying or telling the truth.

We have dealt with the concerns below either by improving the statistics or by clarifying why the statistical analyses used in the original submission were appropriate and further clarified in the text when necessary.

The neighborhood search is used either for improving the quality of the solutions or merging two sub-solutions composed of partial and complementary ones.

In 44 cases, the patient had either clinically improved and therefore did not fulfill ECMO criteria or had died upon arrival of the ECMO team.

In the majority of patients these ADRs had either resolved or improved by the end of the observation period.

The regime had to do something about these: either by improving the economy at the expense of weakening its control over it, or by focusing on the image of an external enemy and consolidating the nation around the leader.

The estimation method helps either to improve the hardware components of smartphones or software for green computing [31].

In order to be included, variables had to either significantly improve the fit of the model (p≤ 0.05) or be confounding factors.

These results are not the product of either improved efficiency or greater investment, but are largely the results of the idiosyncratic way in which energy tariffs are calculated.

Still, more than half of voters in each state also say the administration's actions are either slowly improving the economy or will, if given more time.