Sentence examples for marked by either from inspiring English sources
They found no precedent in the fossil record for today's trend towards killing off larger-bodied species, with previous mass extinctions marked by either no association with body size or an association with smaller species.
Many transcription factors that control cell fate determination are epigenetically marked by either active (such as methylated H3K4) or repressive (like methylated H3K27) histone modifications.
Once you've picked a side Google starts updating your apps, for example Gmail will receive a new background, various progress bars appear as red or blue lightsabers, and in Google Maps your location is marked by either a TIE fighter or an X-Wing.
Inclusions of two strains, LGV (L2) and MoPn, were not marked by either caveolin-1 or -2.
As shown in Figure 2, APOBEC1, MBD4, APEX1 and PARP1 all co-localised to CIS cells marked by either PLAP or D2-40.
They refer to Figure 1j-m, however this fails to convincingly show accumulation of albumin in the Golgi region marked by either GM130 or TGN46.
He stressed that the event was not marked by violence — on either side.
Each area of settlement preserved a cultural heritage strongly marked by adherence to either Roman Catholic or Protestant faith.
These must then be marked by voters, either in the polling station or outside the polling station and placed inside sealed envelopes which are then placed inside ballot boxes in the polling station.
Despite the growing numbers of SNPs associated with BMD, few have led to major new insights about bone biology to date, largely because the genes marked by these SNPs have either fallen into pathways already known to be related to bone biology or the associated SNPs are either intergenic or appear to be correlated with genes having functions which are not clearly known.
This is the first daunting question raised by America's choice of a man whose only experience in international relations has been as a real estate investor, and whose presidential campaign was marked by utterances which reflected either ignorance or disdain for what the US has traditionally stood for in the world.
