Sentence examples for noted either as from inspiring English sources

The level of evidence supporting a given recommendation is noted either as a heading for a group of recommendations or in parentheses after a given recommendation.

As one aid worker noted: "Either you treat victims or you report.

The young Casanova is much more appealing than the middle-aged roué, although, as Ms. Summers rightly notes, either version would win the well-deserved attention of law enforcement today and quite likely a prison term for "breach of promise, incest, fraud, paedophilia, grievous bodily harm and rape".

Critical pathways take many formats, but often are incorporated into daily hospital progress notes either as multi-page forms with space for documentation or as single pages used as checklists of daily items.

Indicators of personality pathology, either as noted by the treating psychiatrist or on a measure of psychopathic personality traits, were not related to the likelihood of absconding.

As noted above, either as a legal or as a political matter, land-use regulation normally operates only prospectively.

It is heartening to note that either as a direct or indirect consequence, under the most recent NKRA initiative, MOE is opening the first preschool classes in long houses (found in interior) by middle of 2010.

Limitations of this retrospective study are that an afferent pupillary defect was not noted as either being present or absent and the MRI study did not specifically review the optic nerves.

The tumour pathology was noted as either lymphosarcoma (lymphoma) or neoplastic cells resembling histiocytes (histiocytic sarcoma) (Figure 5D).

Where known, the language for each traditional name given is noted as either Or (Oromic) or Am (Amharic).

For every measurement, the position of the valve leaflets was noted as either closed, opening, opened or closing.