Sentence examples for may show either from inspiring English sources

"When someone has a stroke, the person may show either slight or extremely noticeable physical changes," says Randolph Marshall, MD, chief of the Stroke Division at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Medical Center.

The whiskers are on the border of metallic conductivity with a resistivity of about 10−6 Ωm, and they may show either a positive or a negative temperature coefficient of resistance.

Active inflammation may show either increased mucosal enhancement or a stratified pattern (Fig. 6b, 7b) of mural enhancement [17, 18].

The behaviour of the system within region D is therefore bi-stable and, depending on initial conditions, may show either steady-state or oscillatory activity levels.

Dictatorships are very creative in finding new quasi-legal definitions that they use against people who may show either dissent, or in some cases not celebrating the dictatorship as vigorously as they're supposed to.

Occult HCV infection may occur under two different clinical situations: patients may show either negativity for both serum HCV antibodies and HCV-RNA with abnormal liver function tests, or positivity for HCV antibodies and no detectable serum HCV-RNA with normal liver enzymes, due to clearance of infection [5] [8].

Quadrant 4 constitutes hospitals with high BOR but low BTR, which shows high utilization but may also show either poor management or bed occupation of long term illness patients.

Grade 1 controls have no evidence of drusen or small non-extensive drusen without pigmentary abnormalities, while grade 2 controls may show signs of either extensive small drusen or non-extensive intermediate drusen and/or pigmentary abnormalities.

Under pathological conditions these metabolites may show abnormal concentration (either absence, reduced or increased concentration); and other metabolites, normally not present in a healthy brain (such as lipids or lactate) may be evident [ 22, 23].

And if you have had the dubious pleasure of having to take this stuff seriously for as long as I have, it is reasonable to fear that in a few years' time we will find that the current way of measuring these things will be replaced by yet another set of rules - which may show that we were either richer or poorer than we thought we were.

Besides, the fact that visual participants pointed out more acquisitions than analytical participants at the end of the CAS-supported teaching process may show that analytical thinkers are either not aware of acquisitions such as "using representations" and "visualization" or they do not regard these acquisitions as mathematical qualifications.