Sentence examples for neither in the case of from inspiring English sources

But neither in the case of land nor in that of chattels is it required that the transfer to the transferee be for value.

It most obviously does neither in the case of the "free forms" of modern poetry; but neither does it in the entire poetry of whole cultures.

However, neither in the case of the nitrogen-fixing clade nor in the legumes as a whole has polyploidy been directly associated with the origin of nodulation.

The results show that brightness is determined solely by the border information; the area further from the border does not seem to contribute to it, neither in the case of perceptually completed surface of the Craik-O'Brien-Cornsweet nor the luminance signal in the step edge (second experiment).

This means that more than half of the markers measured turned out to be of no significant relevance for heterosis prediction in our analysis, neither in the case of C24 nor in the case of Col-0 testcrosses (cf. Table S3).

Further, the M-J network constructed separately for the sub-haplogroups of O-M122 suggests that neither in the case of O-M134* (Fig. S2 [see Additional file 1]) nor in the case of O-M133* (results not shown) the Garo and Khasi samples form distinct clades, suggesting a distinct possibility of gene flow between them.

Long-form fiction, served up by Twitter, is neither immediate (in the case of Egan's story it's being fed out over a 10-day period, with 23-hour gaps) nor part of a conversation.

Obama has control over neither, and in the case of the financial sector, he is fielding a team dominated by Robert Rubin protégés whose wisdom remains, to put it generously, unproven.

All coat types should be dense double coats that are neither silky (in the case of smooth coats) nor woolly (in the case of rough coats).

The percentage of participants who responded "don't know" or "neither" was highest in the case of antipsychotics (53.9%), but it was also substantial for teas (30.3%) and vitamins (30.3%).

They concluded that such hardwoods were neither durable enough nor, in the case of black locust, abundantly available.