Sentence examples for of either improving from inspiring English sources

Incorporating effects at these broad targets has the objective of either improving antipsychotic efficacy or mitigating adverse effects.

"[G]etting rejected early is useful as a means of either improving the research designs, or recognizing that there are flaws in the designs that are difficult to overcome".

No significant differences were observed between high and low loaded reactors suggesting the possibility of either improving the OLR in existing anaerobic reactors or reducing the design volumes of new reactors.

Here, too, we appear to be failing, both at the level of individual science classes and programmatically in the science core, given the ineffectiveness of these courses to either improve students' scientific knowledge or mitigate their acceptance of pseudoscientific claims (Walker et al., 2002; Johnson and Pigliucci, 2004; Impey et al., 2011; Carmel and Yezierski, 2013).

These people had ideas about how to either improve elements of banking – like the way things like Know Your Customer (KYC) or Anti-Money Laundering (AML) were done – or were keen to try to directly compete.

According to a Blue Cross Blue Shield survey, "Romneycare" has the approval of two-thirds of the commonwealth's population and is viewed by eighty-five per cent of its doctors as either improving the quality of care or having no effect on it.

The opposing effects of cannabinoids (either improving or worsening intestinal permeability) might be related to the recent observation that endocannabinoids such as anandamide worsen permeability while phytocannabinoids like cannabidiol and tetrahydrocannabidiol, which might act as (partial) CB1R antagonists, promote protection or recovery from intestinal permeability [ 52].

The identification of the pattern of the CRP response to antibiotic therapy might be useful in the recognition of the individual clinical course either improving or worsening in patients with severe CAP, as well as the rate of improvement.

Various studies manipulated the other kinds of data to either improve the identification of a TF's target genes or integrate the features found in the datasets analyzed to more accurately predict cooperative TF pairs.

Several years later, a colleague named Colin Smith treated another 24 patients with LSD, and subsequently reported that 12 of them had either "improved" or "well improved" as a result of the treatment.

The presence of guests could either improve (pleasant guests) or worsen (annoying guests) the learning environment.