Sentence examples for exploring either from inspiring English sources

The discrimination ratio was calculated as the time spent with the novel object divided by the total time spent exploring either object.

Also, with the PCR-RFLP technique we are exploring either unculturable and culturable bacteria or uncharacterized bacteria.

Time spent exploring either cage was measured for 10 min. This is considered a test of "sociability" (Moy et al., 2004; Yang, Silverman, & Crawley, 2011).

Thereafter, the previously empty cage had a second unfamiliar male mouse placed into it (age >10 weeks; "Stranger 2") and the time exploring either Stranger 1 or Stranger 2 was measured for 10 min. This is considered a test of "social approach"' (Yang et al., 2011) and likely involves both cognitive and motivational components.

But he hasn't stopped exploring, either — it's just that this time, his restlessness has been subcontracted to Brian Eno, who is credited with creating the "sonic landscape".

Mr. Lowery said the company was still exploring either selling the Swanson line or making a cash-for-equity swap with creditors for Vlasic to continue making the dinners.

If the play intends to explore either erotic sibling attraction or one woman's compulsion for being knocked around, it fails.

The classical offerings at Le Poisson Rouge usually explore either experimental corners of new music or the growing part of the repertory that borrows liberally from rock and jazz.

One question that I wished you'd gone into (though, to be fair, I haven't seen any other journalist explore either) is Wallace's religious orientation/praxis/beliefs, broadly construed.

The pool scenes at any number of hotels (including recent expansions at Mandalay Bay and the Excalibur) are fairly over-the-top, but few can rival the 15-acre "tropical oasis" at the Flamingo Las Vegas (888-902-9929; www.fouringolv.com), with four pools, a water slide, several waterfalls and a subterranean grotto that can be explored either on foot or by water.

Alternatively, (2) cultural traits may be so plastic as to have much of their total variability explored either by chance or in response to local environments.