Sentence examples for either the number from inspiring English sources

Still, Citigroup ranks well below industry "leader" Bank of America in terms of either the number of suits it has settled so far, or the dollars it has had to fork out to resolve the litigation.

Two years ago the UK Drug Policy Commission concluded: "There is little evidence … that drug policy influences either the number of drug users or the share of users who are dependent".

A correlation analysis reveals that age was not correlated with either the number of reflexes (r = 0.074) or the onset latency (r = 0.078).

In practical terms, the measure of the amount of independent variety in a system is either the number of groups or the number of generators.

USC, as long as I can remember, has always been either the number one or number two host campus in the country".

Third, the detection method does not pose any restriction to either the number of markers to define a variant or to the size of the variant.

Each work segment is then divided, respectively, by either the number of F1 or F2 animals to obtain γ and α, respectively.

We therefore hypothesize that somatostatin reduces either the number of parasite eggs or the secretion of fibrosis inducing-mediators.

Over a 12-week period, no difference was noted between placebo- and zinc-treated participants in regard to either the number or the type of acne lesions.

These findings indicate that either the number of inhibitory synapses onto TrkB.T1-expressing neurons or the probability of presynaptic vesicle release of the inhibitory inputs was reduced.

Right now, depending on who you ask, Mozilla is either the number-two or number-three desktop browser.