Sentence examples for nor exit from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the likelihood must be written conditional on surviving the first month, i.e., conditional on neither treatment nor exit to employment in the first month (see the Appendix section for details).
Subsequently, we derive the unconditional likelihood contributions by integrating V out: {l}_s={int}_Vleft[{l}_s V /{D}_0 V right]mathrm{d}G V kern1.5em mathrm{for} s=1,dots, 5 (3)where G V) is the joint distribution function of the unobserved heterogeneity terms and D 0 is the conditioning event taking into account that there is neither treatment nor exit to employment in the first month.
There was no good way to enter it nor exit and that should've tipped me off that things were not quite right there.
Collectively, these data argue that neither quantity and quality of the T cell precursors nor exit of mature thymocytes is affected in ADAM8−/− mice, and hence suggest that thymus intrinsic processes may be the underlying cause for the increased thymic cellularity.
Then there are those people standing in the doorway, neither entering nor exiting.
The first likelihood contribution relates to individuals who neither got treated nor exited to employment.
We distinguish between five types of likelihood contributions: (1) l1 for individuals who neither got treated nor exited to employment.
And because their "mission" has no end point, their edifice has neither windows nor exits, and for all anyone knows is being erected on a foundation of quicksand.
There is neither an enforcement mechanism nor an exit mechanism, and member countries cannot resort to printing money".
An unparalleled behind-the-scenes look at a most secretive administration's decision to invade Iraq and its struggle to contain a war that has found neither its promised justification nor an exit strategy.
Host: Won't Trump become a near prohibitive favorite to win the nomination if it becomes a three-person contest and neither Rubio nor Cruz exit the race before Super Tues/SEC primaries in 10 days?
