Sentence examples for either to perform from inspiring English sources

The reporter line can thus be used either to perform functional analyses of genes putatively involved in MMR control or to evaluate the effect of biotic and abiotic stress on microsatellite stability in plant progenies.

Its operation, when executed, is either to perform ROT13 encoding on, or to reverse its input.

Larvae were fed on a standard artificial corn-based diet [68] and male and female pupae were kept separately, so that adults were all virgin prior to being used either to perform the crosses and backcrosses summarized in Figure 1 or to evaluate mating success as described below.

Two possible ways to analyze the taxonomic content of an environmental sample are either to perform a random shotgun sequencing of the DNA of the sample, or to use a targeted approach in which only one particular gene is amplified and sequenced.

But every summer, he returned to Hampton, either to perform or direct.

"At international level, when there has been that expectation either to perform in Six Nations tournaments or World Cups, they've sometimes faltered a little bit," he said of the Irish in an interview with a Welsh Web site.

Because measuring endorphin release directly is invasive you either need to perform a spinal tap or a PET scan, and the latter, though considered safe, involves injecting a person with a radioactive tracer they first looked at endorphin release indirectly.

And it could be — if it leads other compensation consultants to follow his lead, and boards to begin rethinking big severance packages for C.E.O.'s who have either failed to perform or have been in the job so long they have already reaped tremendous rewards.

It is envisaged that GNSS remote sensing can be either exploited to perform remote sensing tasks on an independent basis or combined with other techniques to address more complex applications.

The current techniques of assessment, including dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA), bioimpedance analysis (BIA), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are either difficult to perform in everyday clinical practice or biased by concurrent clinical confounders.

Also, let's be honest, of the 30-odd people in the seats, every single one of them is either here to perform or to support a friend.