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The second may be from either an academic or additional professional source.
The project lead may be from either School.
In this setting, it has been proposed that the source of circulating DNA may be from either cellular necrosis or apoptosis [ 22].
This may be from either increased levels of soluble MAPT or decreased ability to reduce the binding affinity of MAPT for microtubules.
Cryptosporidium infections in humans may be from either human or animal origin, and no attempts were made to differentiate among strains in this study.
This suggests that C. andersoni has become the new major Cryptosporidium species to infect humans, and its zoonotic transmission may be from animals to humans either directly or indirectly.
The line is, "She may be from Heaven, she may be from Hell, she may be from Jersey..."...
Immunity to measles may be derived from either previously having had the disease or from having been vaccinated against it.
These highly ritualized midnight-to-dawn performances may be viewed from either side of the screen, some of the audience sitting behind the dalang (puppeteer), but most connoisseurs prefer to watch the figures as shadows cast on the screen.
In MIMO-OFDM, the knowledge about the channel statistics may be obtained from either time or frequency averages.
Two advancement flaps may be fashioned from either side to cover a larger defect over the anteromedial tibia.
