Sentence examples for may either support from inspiring English sources
The monastic founders and their successors may either support or oppose the official religious tradition, but the presence of such a tradition is indispensable as the matrix of all monastic endeavour.
As algal organic matter (AOM) enhances the survival of FC (Bouteleux et al. 2005), depending on the variety of individual DOM present, DOM may either support the survival or destruction of FC.
It follows that various scenarios may either support or disprove such a network.
A prototypical diagnosis that may either support or reject particular elements of current diagnostic systems.
Findings from this study indicate grandmothers may either support and encourage their daughter's healthy food choices for her children or counteract her food choices.
However, because a genetic marker that associates with HDL-C levels, or any other trait, may either support an as yet untested GxE interaction or a GxE for another, even unrelated phenotype, any enrichment of HDL-C GxE loci under selection compared to main effect loci cannot be fully known.
It should identify any unintended health consequences that may either lend support to the policy in question or suggest improvements to it.
New approaches are suggested that may either refute or support competing dynamic models of EEG and can have major impacts on the experimental design of new cognitive studies.
Receptionists could not provide either supporting information themselves or suggest to patients where supporting information may be located.
may induce opposite findings (Calza et al., 1998; Picard-Riera et al., 2002; Zhang et al., 2004; Jin et al., 2006; Nait-Oumesmar et al., 2007), such as the recent demonstration that different inflammatory players (e.g. IL-4 and IFN-γ) or immune cells themselves may variably support either glio- or neuro-genesis (Butovsky et al., 2006; Ziv et al., 2006).
Personal care services (PCS) and senior center services may be the key to either support elders to stay in communities longer or help elders to return to their communities from institutions.
