Sentence examples for factor of either from inspiring English sources

We note that this prediction also holds if photosynthesis (and λ) increases by a factor of either 1.5 or 2 under the switch to higher irradiance, rather than by a factor of 1.75 (see Text S1).

The sMer and sTyro3 ELISAs were not influenced by the presence of autoantibodies such as rheumatoid factor of either IgG, IgM, or IgA class.

We generated scaffold data sets with a scaffold factor of either 0.20, 0.5, 0.75 or 1.0, for either one, two or four universal genes.

Each gene is a collection of characteristics: the type of the encoded protein (a pump, an enzyme of either of the two types, or a transcription factor of either of the two types), the promoter strength, the operator type, and several numerical constants which describe the encoded protein.

Allele-specific expression of genes is mostly regulated by cis- or trans-acting factors of either genetic or epigenetic origin.

One reason might be that the patients whose first-line treatment regimens included treatment with 2 4 drugs more frequently had negative prognostic factors of either MAC-LD progression mortality or of radiographic deterioration.

Compared with patients without bloody sputum, those with bloody sputum were significantly more frequently female, and had higher serum albumin and lower CRP values, which were positive prognostic factors of either all-cause mortality or radiographic deterioration.

However, given that there has been little examination of the factor structure of either measure, we did not have specific hypotheses about the content of specific subscales or which subscale would be more associated with which criteria.

Each of these studies have however described the influence of such factors on either single features of facial skin e.g. skin wrinkling or on a composite model derived from a number of individual features [9].

To identify factors predictive of either lateral or prone infant sleep positioning.

We found no predictive factor for occlusion of either bypass graft.