Sentence examples for establishing either from inspiring English sources

Establishing either proposition will take far more work.

As a result, the initial transient for establishing either cool flame or hot flame transition is significantly longer for high flash point fuels.

Insurance Exchanges The Democrats' bills call for establishing either national or state-based insurance exchanges, or marketplaces, where consumers could shop for policies, comparing premium prices, out-of-pocket costs and benefits packages.

In general, analogical arguments may be directed at establishing either sort of plausibility for their conclusions; they can have a probabilistic use or a modal use.

Many workers have discussed the correlation between porosity and permeability measurements, and despite somewhat imperfect correlations, they succeeded in establishing either exponential relationships (e.g. Tiab and Donaldson 2004) or trends defined by power functions (e.g. Doyen 1988; Mavko and Nur 1997).

4 Over the past several decades, multiple diet-disease relationships, establishing either beneficial or harmful effects of specific dietary fats, 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 have been identified and been the target of major policy programmes.

But filmmakers rarely establish either pacing or unpredictability.

He never established either of his breaking balls, and he could not locate his fastball.

I think it'd be difficult to establish either one of these conditions.

They have failed to establish either presence of identity in Europe.

The connection of these two elements is established either by steel studs (bolting) or bonding technique.