Sentence examples for inherent to either from inspiring English sources

An embedded mixed methods case study design bounded by an 8-week undergraduate course across three terms was used to answer the following research question: How can a mixed methods approach examining the influences to and effects of involvement in TEFA offset the weaknesses inherent to either qualitative or quantitative data and guide collection, analysis, and integration?

Pros and cons are inherent to either strategy (Shia, 2008; Zhang, 2008) and will not be discussed here, other than to state that these methods provide complementary information.

Many of these aspects influencing infectivity are either inherent to the virus and cannot be changed or are at least difficult to manipulate.

Negative externalities are inherent to capitalism, but regulatory regimes can either help to protect society and common goods, or further facilitate the interests of capital over people.

However, there are some irreproducibility problems inherent to this biocatalyst, attributed either to differences in lipase loading and isoenzymatic profile or to other medium-engineering effects (temperature, aw, choice of solvent, etc.).

The numerical simulations demonstrate that, despite the 〈1 0〉-directionon corresponding to high solid liquid interface energy, seaweed formation is predicted when noise, either inherent to the numerical mesh and/or intentionally added to the phase field, is strong enough to blur the solid anisotropy at the cell/dendrite tip, which confirms the analytical predictions of Brener et al. (1996).

There is a dilemma as to whether this catch-up growth, either inherent to IUGR babies or through growth promotion programs as promoted in many developing countries, is good or bad.

They conclude that discrepant results probably arise either by publication bias or retrieval bias in the IPD analyses or the inclusion of updated information that differentiates the databases used by the two methods but is not inherent to or exclusive of either.

This phenomenon is thought may due to either their inherent dispersion characteristic properties of MWCNTs in polymeric precursor solution [15] or they cannot fully be stretched under the electrospininng parameters (e.g., the applied electric field force).

F-MWCNTs are also being studied for use in hydrogels for tissue engineering and/or drug delivery, and other medical applications, wherein O- and/or P-MWCNTs cannot be used due to either possible inherent toxicity and/or instability in aqueous suspensions.

The reason is that Wu et al. only measure the fitness effects of an average of 4 of the possible 19 amino-acid mutations at each site, and this incomplete information is not sufficient to either assess inherent mutational tolerance or construct phylogenetic evolutionary models.