Sentence examples for observed either one from inspiring English sources
As shown in Figure 6, no difference in passive glutamate uptake, as compared to control infected cells, were observed either one day or two days post infection.
Finally, in this study we have inspected a large number [ 13] of two-fold coverage genome sequences, all of which have been sequenced and assembled using similar methods, and yet for these we often observe either one or no paralogues.
Supramaximal muscle activity was observed either at one level or to one of the two stimuli in six subjects.
Twenty-one cancers were identified, including 16 lung tumours observed either during follow-up or at autopsy.
Moreover, quarks were not observed either.
For each assessment task students were observed by either one assessor or by two assessors marking the same performance independently.
More than 80% of the alterations in the double mutants were not observed in either one of the single deletion mutants.
Most (75) of the identified conopeptide precursors in C. tribblei were found in all specimens, but some sequences were observed in either one or two individuals only (fig. 7 a and supplementary table S6, Supplementary Material online).
Interestingly a mild phenotype was observed, when either one ela or both apln alleles were mutant, a strong phenotype when ela was homozygously mutant with increasing severity (severe phenotype) upon loss of the apln alleles.
Because activation as well as de-activation can spread quickly through the network of symptoms, the network is observed in either one of two discernible states: either most of the elements are activated and nearly all symptoms are present, or most of the elements are deactivated and nearly all symptoms are absent.
Previously, we had shown that simultaneous loss of Rad1 and Rad59 resulted in levels of translocation formation by SSA that could substantially exceed those observed when either one alone was removed, suggesting that both suppress an alternative mechanism for removal of the non-homologous tails (Fig. 8; Pannunzio et al. 2008).
