Sentence examples for is either a usual from inspiring English sources

The solution ( x ω ( t ), x ω ′ ( t ) ) is either a usual quasi-periodic solution or a generalized one.

In many cases of SSD inadequacy a usual solution is either an increase of the inner shoulder width or to a decrease of the posted speed under wet pavement conditions, the latter being a common case in Europe due to a lack of available land.

In summer the usual dwelling was either a domed house of poles and matting or a lean-to of brush.

Among the potentially eligible subjects for this study, 1,922 patients reported their usual physician was either an FP or internist.

In the theoretical analysis, the uni-dimensional cavity is subjected, in correspondence of its end sections, to boundary conditions, which are either the usual ones (closed or open ended) or those deriving from the coupling with the oscillator.

Findings consistently demonstrate improvements in practitioner confidence and knowledge, but comparisons are either with usual care or not made.

There is no evidence that intensive case management is either more or less effective than usual follow-up in the population examined (RR=1.00; 95% CI 0.97 to 1.04; p=0.99).

Eligible women for the interview were aged between 15 49 years of age who were either usual residents or visitors present in the selected household on the night before the survey.

"The benefits [to client use] included... wrapping up a session faster... because someone was either more 'eager' than usual or unable to do anything," Meg confirms.

Recent high-frequency ventilation trials have been either ineffective or worse than usual care, 28 29 potentially due to a patient selection bias: both trials enrolled patients based on baseline PaO2/FiO2.

Sixty (51 women) nonagenarians (age range: 90 102 years) who live in a geriatric nursing home will be randomly assigned to either a usual care (control) group (n = 30) or an intervention (training) group (n = 30).