Sentence examples for either the mix from inspiring English sources

The value of time spent on unpaid labor is then estimated by such methods as ascribing formal sector wages to unpaid time (opportunity cost approaches) or by using the price paid in the labor market to have another person perform either the mix of unpaid tasks or each individual task separately (market wage approaches).

Either way, the mix of torpor and tension made for a ragged spectacle in the first set.

Adding either to the mix blunted the serum's effects, making the human cells express less SIRT1.

You can either control the mix in real time, or select an iTunes playlist, hit "Automix" and let the program do it for you.

The hospitals can reduce the quality of the care by either altering the mix of services or number of services provided to the uninsured.

Animals actively treated with either the allergen mix, FPH, or FPH4 displayed a significantly reduced lung inflammation after pollen aerosol challenge; however, lung inflammation was most strikingly suppressed by FPH4 pre-treatment as determined by significantly reduced lung eosinophilia (Fig. 7a) and significantly suppressed IL-5 levels in BAL fluids (Fig. 7b).

It aims at extracting a set of source signals from an observed mixture of signals with little or no information about either the mixing environment or the mixing process and sources.

The geochemical variations in the liquids, shown in Figure 3, can be interpreted either as the mixing of liquids of these two endmember trends or by differentiation at intermediate depths between those responsible for the endmember trends throughout the eruptive history of the Izu-Oshima volcano.

The mean particle size in precipitation can be controlled by either the mixing intensity or the surface charge density of the particles.

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We cannot access either the mixing matrix or the pure source signals.