Sentence examples for higher of either from inspiring English sources

Ms Davidson will say NHS budgets should increase by the higher of either 2% or all of the additional Barnett formula funding to Scotland, as a result of increased spending on the NHS in England.

Pain intensity was measured as the higher of either neck pain intensity or arm pain intensity.

Parental education was measured as the higher of either co-residential mother or father: less than high school diploma, high school diploma/GED or higher.

> -wrap-foot> Longitudinal models used for pain intensity and activity limitation 1 Higher of either average neck pain or average arm pain (n = 1693, average number of observations = 1.6) 2  N = 1832, average number of observations = 1.7 'Reference' indicates the classification category used as the reference in the regression model Similar results were obtained for activity limitation (Fig.  3).

In a foreclosure, the tax is based on the higher of either the fair market value or the value of the mortgage.

This means that if the company is sold, we'll get the higher of either the amount of our investment or our ownership percentage of the sale value.

All children received higher and higher doses of either placebo or actual egg protein in the course of the 11 months.

Much of the difference can be accounted for by the high success rate in the A.L. (75percentthroughgh Thursday, which was the highest of either league since 2000) and the aggressiveness of the Tampa Bay Rays, who had stolen 82 bases.

Studies analyzed generally used the Miami criterion to predict cure versus the need for continued exploration (IOPTH decrease ≥50% from the highest of either preincision or preexcision level at 10 min after gland excision).

Higher subscale scores indicate higher levels of either anxiety or depression.

Yet Indian fertility rates are higher because of either ineffective family planning procedures or deliberate nonuse of birth control and because of the high proportion of the population that is married.