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"A person may be hyper-sensitive and overwhelmed; a great many thoughts may be revolving within their mind, and they may either become triggered or could make a decision to stop the overwhelming feelings".

Today, CAP cadets are those members who join from age 12 through age 18. Cadets who turn 18 may either become a senior member or remain a cadet until their 21st birthday at their own discretion.

In the narrow regime between the dashed and solid lines the bacteria population may either become extinct or attain a finite size.

Over evolutionary time, a trait that was initially triggered by the environment may either become canalized or become part of an alternate phenotype controlled by a developmental switch (e.g., see [62], [63]).

At the end of each cycle, the woman may either become menopausal or die of other causes unrelated to fibroids.

Moreover, if the two copies are not arranged in tandem, they may either (1) become paralogous genes; or (2) one copy may fuse to an adjacent gene, with a different function, giving rise to a mosaic or chimeric gene that potentially may evolve to perform other metabolic role(s).

Eventually, however, their mental and physical skills may diminish and they either become less able to work or more likely to retire.

The apparent return of calbindin immunoreactivity in non-pyramidal neurons by 60 days post-lesion suggests that recovery from the lesion may involve remaining neuronal elements which either become reactivated with time or have the capability to express normal levels of calbindin with re-innervation.

Under these forces, initial defects may either heal or become worse.

Otherwise, the effects may either wear off or become too stressful for your nervous system.