Sentence examples for either to conduct from inspiring English sources

I suggest the writer direct her anger toward the Department of Health, which steadfastly refuses either to conduct or permit a follow-up study of the data they already have, to determine the magnitude of abortion-related risk in older women.

Thus to resolve this case, one would need either to conduct intron search prior to stem identification or to add a CR for introns to the stem identification step.

The problem is illustrated in Figure 2. When, for example, the prior probability is 0.01 and a TRP of 0.8 is desired, the researcher has two choices: either to conduct three studies with a power of 0.60 each, or two studies with a power of 0.99 each.

The IPCC had the choice at the outset of this investigation either to conduct an independent, managed or supervised investigation, and it chose to supervise.

CNW says that 412,000 vehicles were sold last year to women who used the Internet either to conduct research or make a deal.

A statement from the society asks for "a revision of the time limits", claiming the deadline is "insufficient either to conduct due diligence or to consult with our members on the proposed deal".

If he said yes, the public interest would be well served (and the partnership would make it a little harder for either side to conduct a parallel campaign of Super PAC slanders).

The number of experiments that will benefit from enhanced spatial and temporal control over oxygen concentration offered by the hypoxia device is substantial and will likely extend to new areas of research that were either too difficult to conduct with the current technologies or were simply not possible.

If either party need to conduct a service, does the performance specified in the contract need to be completed within a certain amount of time or by a certain date?

There was a time when sovereigns travelled either for relaxation or to conduct important negotiations.

The New Yorker, September 26 , 1970 P. 130There was a time when sovereigns travelled either for relaxation or to conduct important negotiations.