Sentence examples for for either humans from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, rationality is not always the best assumption for either humans or markets.

We found that, for either humans or algorithms, combining individual predictions into a consensus predictor by taking their median generated excellent predictivity.

We find that, for either humans or algorithms, combining individual predictions into a consensus predictor by taking their median is a powerful way of benefitting from the wisdom of crowds.

The molsync.com site [53] provides an example of a service that openly hosts chemical data, in its most pure form, and allows it to be consumed in a variety of different downstream formats, for either humans or machines.

As with duplication of TRBV genes, expansion of TRBD and TRBJ gene numbers has increased the number of genes available to partake in somatic recombination – the 3168 different VDJ permutations possible from the functional genes present in Btau_3.1 is considerably more than that for either humans (42 × 2 × 13 = 1092) or mice (21 × 2 × 11 = 462).

Comparable results were also obtained for either the human-chimpanzee or human-macaque lineage when mouse-dog Ks was used to bin genes.

The results indicate that the cervid species studied do not constitute an important infectious reservoir for either the human pathogens or the antibiotic resistant microorganisms included in the study.

In this analysis, drugs were removed from consideration for several reasons, including QT data were reported for only one species (either human or animal).

Oncept® is the first licensed product for cancer in either humans or animals for canine melanoma based upon delivery of cDNA for human tyrosinase (huTyr), which evokes a greater immune response than canine tyrosinase.

Although some drivers are numerically more important than others, the overall impression is that pathogens are exploiting almost any change in human ecology that provides new opportunities for transmission, either between humans or to humans from a nonhuman source.

Both sources are "low-quality water" and "cannot be used for either human or animal consumption nor for crops".