Sentence examples for either the well from inspiring English sources

And it is not certain that the chemicals – some, such as benzene, are known to cause cancer – are adequately contained by either the well structure beneath the Earth or by the people, pipelines and trucks that handle it on the surface.

The fact that sequences from group I and V display strong similarities with either the well described G ([GC] ACGT [GC]) or E boxes probably explains why bHLH TFs were found to be associated with these two motif groups.

The significantly more common use of narcotic pain relievers by the CFS group, as compared to either the Well or the ISF groups, may be due to more severe pain and/or insufficient relief from conventional pain-relievers among persons with CFS.

The fact that sequences from group I and V contain or display strong similarities with either the well described G-box ([GC] ACGT [GC]) or E-box probably explains why bHLH TFs were found to be associated with these two motif groups.

Secondly, their offset can be estimated by either the well-known method of extension of the Hough transform or another method, namely, the variable speed propagation scheme, that belongs to the array processing applications field.

Then engineers could either fill the well with cement or replace the failed blowout preventer.

Finally, and this shouldn't be ignored either, the relatively well-to-do went for Trump.

But in general, the emphasis in this autumn season is less on the surprising than on on the tried and trusted, with much of the work presented either by the Wells' associate artists or by regular guests.

Gov. Jay Nixon of Missouri has moved aggressively to provide relief to farmers whose wells have run dry, allocating more than $25 million in state aid to either improve the wells or help farmers get water by other means.

Furthermore, existing studies have either excluded the well-being [17 20] or needs satisfaction [15] components of SDT in their model.

To estimate the model parameters, we either use the well-known EM algorithm, its stochastic version SEM or the ICE algorithm.