Sentence examples for of either equivalent from inspiring English sources

For the first 10 passages the cells seeded in coated wells of either equivalent or double surface in order to achieve a two fold dilution.

The vast majority of the nine plays had some kind of "gotcha," either the equivalent of a punch line or, in time-honored "SNL" style, a humorous premise spun out until it had run its course.

The key is reversing the polarity of the laser pulses, which can produce the equivalent of either a 1 or a 0 of binary code on the disk storage medium.

The results of this experiment showed that in equivalent doses, the intensity of stain produced by the solution containing ferrous fumarate is significantly lower than the stain produced by ferric hydroxide polymaltose; however the combination of the two forms of iron produced significantly lower ΔE values than equivalent doses of either.

Addition of either 10 equivalents or 100 equivalents of H3CP256 to 1 equivalent of H3DFO containing [Zr(DFO)]2+ (∼0.4 MBq) resulted in complete transmetallation of Zr4+ from DFO to CP256 (Fig. 6D).

The expression level of these sequences was either equivalent or even higher than that observed in mock animals challenged with E.coli LPS and so were designated "not suppressed" by FT SchuS4.

The simple model of alternative promoters being present to allow expression of either functionally equivalent transcription factors in different cells or functionally distinct transcription factor isoforms in the same cells did not apply.

Control groups received either equivalent volume of the vehicle (distilled water) or indomethacin (100 mg/kg).

For example, it would have required a great deal of power to generate the signal we received -- either the equivalent of all of humanity's power usage on Earth if it were aimed directly at us or the equivalent of the entire power output of the Sun if the broadcast was omnidirectional.

Mass spectrometric analysis documents that recombinant synthesis of HpCdMT in E. coli cultured in Cd2+ or Zn2+-enriched media led to the production of only a single species with a fixed content of either six equivalents of cadmium or zinc.

"Plaintiffs' argument is that minorities are entitled to either the equivalent of election law affirmative action or practices that are favored by political organizations dedicated to maximizing Democratic turnout".