Sentence examples for given on either from inspiring English sources

Clinicians can have confidence that those patients identified as probable cases by the cut points given on either scale will, in existing data sets, be indicative of a possibly clinical depression sufficient for referral and further assessment.

"Hey hey!" he had said when he installed it, sliding it right in, with no more than a centimeter of give on either side.

Is Jerusalem an inexorably intractable issue, or is there some give on either side that somehow was not discovered in the seclusion of the Catoctin Mountains but will emerge later?

Nobody gave on Wednesday.

On the other hand, favorable effects of a given adipokine on either diabetes or atherosclerosis predict similar effects on the other [ 131].

Note that because the expression breadth and the expression level are so strongly correlated with each other, if we were given information on either of those two variables, we can predict the other variable with high confidence.

These observations imply that 1) favorable effects of a given IL on either diabetes or atherosclerosis predicts similar effects on the other; 2) equally, harmful IL effects on one disease can be extrapolated to the other; and 3) absence of influence of a given IL on one of these diseases forecasts lack of effects on the other.

During each trial a TS was either given on its own or preceded by a CS at an interval of 2, 3, 10, or 15 ms, such that there were 5 conditions.

Pulses were given on each trial either at high intensity (110% of individual resting motor threshold [RMT], see below) or at a much lower intensity (40% RMT), with a 50% probability of occurrence.

The date given on a document might be either that of legal enactment (actum) or that of the issue of the document recording the (already performed) legal enactment (datum).

Not only has she kept her promises to Malawi, setting up a charity to help Aids orphans, but she refused to give up on either David or Mercy, when she could have easily flounced off to other countries where she may have had an easier ride.