Sentence examples for either visibly from inspiring English sources

In the experiment, the researchers had 36 participants watch eight videos of actors dunking their hands into either visibly warm or visibly cold water.

There's this hour-and-a-half interview he did on Youtube where he spends most of his responses either visibly frustrated at his own ability to express himself or mildly annoyed at the questions.

Most of the crystals were either visibly twinned or formed clusters.

Because of the subjective nature of the 'low' and 'moderate' distinction during surgery, we adopted a binary approach: tissue was either visibly pink or it was not.

Except that's not allowed either; drinking while visibly pregnant often elicits the same sort of response as applauding at a funeral.

My wife, who is Russian, is always complaining when villains in movies pretend to speak Russian, but the actors are visibly either Yanks or more likely Polish or Serbs, and are betrayed by their accent.

Some seem likely to stay on either because they visibly enjoy their jobs, like Arne Duncan, the secretary of education, or because they are in the midst of a vital task, like Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, who is implementing Mr Obama's health-care reforms.

In one of the few studies that directly examined the patient's weight on medical students' attitudes, beliefs and interpersonal behavior, Persky and Eccleston [ 32] randomly assigned 76 clinical-level medical students to interact with a digital, virtual female patient that was visibly either obese or non-obese.

In REST, infants were randomly assigned in a 1 1 ratio to receive either vaccine or visibly indistinguishable placebo starting at 6-12 weeks of age, followed by two more doses at 4-10 week intervals up to 32 weeks of age [ 10, 20].

He turned in a startlingly mediocre performance, running third virtually every step of the way without gaining an inch down the stretch but without visibly tiring, either.

If Democrats can't win when conservative policies are either deeply unpopular or visibly failing, what does it say about the Democratic strategy going forward in governors' races?