Sentence examples for neither area from inspiring English sources

Species richness of fungivorous beetles increased the larger the area and the better the connectivity of conservation areas; however, neither area nor connectivity had an independent effect on beetle richness.

The couple considered buying in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Bushwick, but Ms. Sunderland, a 29-year-old teacher at Manhattan School for Children, said neither area felt safe enough for the price.

In neither area, MacDonald said, did people show no interest in work, because – as the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, said in 2011 – "they have seen their parents, their neighbours and their entire community sit on benefits for life".

Dan Frahm, a spokesman for Bank of America, which is responsible for about 60 percent of the total financial obligation under the settlement, said, "While neither area of noncompliance resulted in inaccurate foreclosures or improper loan modification denials, we took immediate action and resolved one area and will soon return to compliance in the other".

Assemblages in the plantation-dominated matrix were also nested but were neither area- nor isolation-dependent and these potential processes had equal influence over bird species composition.

Neither area and volume densities, nor absolute values and RAC were significantly diminished in rolipram-treated pups under hyperoxia as compared with hyperoxia alone.

Neither the Area Chief nor the Principal Chief of the area adjacent to the border had heard about its possible establishment.

In this paper, we studied the path coverage of a random WSN when neither the area size nor the number of network nodes were infinite.

Phyllanthus rufuschaneyi is known only from a site that has been severely affected by over-logging and (man-made) forest fires for clearing of agricultural land, and neither the area nor the species has statutory protection.

We found that neither the area of MLII resorption pits (Fig 5E) nor their depth (Fig 5F) was altered.

Thus neither an area of study nor measures of social contact contributed to a framework for students' rating of their health.