Sentence examples for necessary to either from inspiring English sources

For the deposition of fully oxygenated thin films, a high oxygen pressure is necessary to either compensate or inhibit the oxygen ejection from the thin film induced by the high energetic species of the plasma plume.

Some of Oregon's academic supporters believe that a victory for Gonzales would eliminate a unique opportunity to gather the empirical data necessary to either legitimize or disqualify the fears associated with assisted-suicide.

In addition, Berrigan's team is developing materials and processing tools necessary to either create devices that are inherently mechanically compliant, or the materials and design tools needed to package rigid components into soft, flexible and reliable packaging.

The conclusion reached was that the current system for doctoral education in nursing does not prepare the number of graduates necessary to either replace retiring faculty or expand capacity.

Therefore, it is necessary to either adapt the existing methodologies or develop new ones.

It measures two parameters: the reaction time (RT) necessary to either detect or determine spatial location of the target.

It was not necessary to modify either engine.

On the stage it is not necessary to be either more or less dressed up than one is at home….

But viruses are not considered true life forms, since they lack the biological inventory necessary to sustain either aerobic or anaerobic metabolism.

In order to determine the true extent in the star-density variations corresponding to these large-scale structural features, it is necessary to turn either to theoretical representations of the spiral structures or to other galaxies.

In the 1970s, Malcolm Muggeridge, a wry observer of British manners, said that in order to succeed pre-eminently in British public life it was necessary to conform either to the popular image of a bookie or of a bishop.