Sentence examples for has either indicated from inspiring English sources

Trade-offs are central concepts in evolutionary biology [13], [14], and a large body of studies has either indicated trade-offs occurring frequently amongst natural and semi-natural populations [15] [17], or considered them theoretically [3], [18], [19].

Merging these lists resulted in a total of 20,875 users that had either indicated "Brazil" or "Brasil" in their profile.

Out of a world population of 6,830,586,985, the three permanent members of the Security Council who have either indicated that they would use their veto against Palestine (U.S). or have not yet declared (France and the UK), represent 469,467,118 people.

Furthermore, scrutiny of the completed surveys indicated that nearly 20%% of students who indicated past year use of medicinal plants in Part three of the survey had either not indicated past year use in Part two of the survey or changed their answer to reflect past year use.

They replaced members with decades of collective experience who had either resigned, indicated a reluctance to serve again or were not reappointed by Mr. Bloomberg.

This indicated that MOQ_006101 has either diverged since the transfer to Tcm or that it has been transferred from a species not contained in GenBank, of which the latter seems the most likely.

Project internal reports indicate that project has either achieved or exceeded targets for 31 out of 50 output indicators (refer Table 1 for details).

This indicates that CSv has either a nonretinotopic organization or that its RFs are very large, spanning across both hemifields.

I prefer to keep my eyes squarely trained on the issues and where the parties and their candidates have either demonstrated or indicated that they plan to take the country.

When medical doctors reviewed subsets of included codes for a parallel project, they recommended more exclusions than our HIM reviewers, who had either disagreed or indicated uncertainty.

Consensus was considered to have been achieved when all participants either indicated complete agreement as to which scenario represented a higher probability of gout, or indicated that they could accept the majority opinion.