Sentence examples for map to either from inspiring English sources

Trump's priorities remain largely stalled on Capitol Hill and Tuesday's result, due to a unique set of circumstances, provides only a faint road map to either party as they strategize for next year's midterm elections.

Importantly, the independent evolution of lamin genes also means that some protein functions could map to either type of gene in different lineages – if they do not depend on the pattern of gene expression.

However, late in the study this latter possibility was ultimately ruled out by cloning and sequencing the junctions between the T-DNA and flanking genomic DNA and by showing that the junctions co-segregated with the Kanr resistance marker but did not map to either NOR (see Supporting Information Text S1 and Figure S1).

Around 17% did not map to either species.

Reads sampled from the variant subpopulation that span these breakpoints will again map to either of the reference breakpoints, depending on their location.

We retained the CUIs we were able to map to either MeSH or OMIM IDs in MEDIC and dropped all others.

A 20-mer was counted as transcribed if it mapped to either transcriptome, and the percentage of mapped to unmapped reads was calculated to give an overlap percentage for each CNE.

For every probe across the 6 array platforms, primary annotations were determined such that each probe is mapped to either a gene name or EST identifier (refer to Bioinformatics mappings section for mapping criteria).

In the second step, the area was mapped to either areal or linear elements.

We find that all 3-node networks that can achieve Turing pattern can be mapped to either pure or cross activator-inhibitor mechanisms, and the pure activator-inhibitor system is more robust for Turing pattern formation than the other one.

From those significantly regulated pathways identified by enrichment analysis, several key regulated genes that only mapped to either PG or LFG were selected and further validated by quantitative real-time PCR (Figure 2, Table 2).