Sentence examples similar to may either be considered from inspiring English sources

Subsidised 'feed-in tariffs' for electricity and gas are considered and may either be limited or excluded in some scenarios.

With any two points on a line, either point may be considered (x1, y1) and either point can be (x2, y2).

Thus the dating of the dynasty may be considered either 1486 1752 or 1531 1752.

No two pentagons have any common edge in this molecule or cluster (C60 may be considered either).

Thus depending on one?s personal wishes, or experience, the same postdoc training may be considered either as a parking area or as purgatory--a "postdoc holding pattern".

The absence of a Briton in either trampoline final may be considered a slight disappointment, while British Gymnastics must now decide how to pursue its rhythmic gymnastics programme after fielding its first-ever group at a Games by virtue of host-nation status.

Inflammatory muscle disease in children may be considered either acute or chronic.

This variability suggests that psychological treatment may be considered either less favoured or less widely available for the treatment of ADHD.

Collapsing glomerulopathy may be considered either a variant of focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) [ 1] or a distinct pathologic entity [ 2], but there is general agreement on the key histologic features.

The increased rate of genomic rearrangements led to some level of disintegration of functional operons in Thermus/ Meiothermus that may be considered either as an effect of persistent environmental temperature stresses or as an adaptation process to fit better to extreme environmental conditions by splitting operons to smaller independent regulons.

Then you may be considered either monopolist or some outsider.