Sentence examples for noting either from inspiring English sources

All three shows play a double game, noting either the absurdity or the sheer speculativeness of their subject matter while merrily fearmongering.

Rumsfeld brushes away the charges of torture in his book by noting either that the Defense Department did not participate, or that the techniques it employed were "legal and humane".

RESULTS: The beagles tolerated the treatment well, with no side effects noted either clinically or by routine CBC or blood chemistry analyses.

Accordingly, the structure of the fluorescent signal of each identified region was noted: either singlet (S), denoting a non-replicated sequence, or doublet (D), disclosing a replicated sequence.

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.

When studies have found some impact, it noted, either it was what had been intended — killing bugs, say — or else no different from what occurs with natural crops.

Many students, it is important to note, either approved of the plans of the working group or did not care about its removal.

A sluggish kinetics of oxygen reduction reaction and oxygen evolution reaction processes is noted either when Co3O4 is lacked or Ketjen Black is insufficient, which leads to much higher overpotentials between charge and discharge profiles.

Always send a written thank-you note, either by regular mail or by e-mail, after every significant contact.

No significant clinical complications associated with MRS were noted either.