Sentence examples for of either planned from inspiring English sources
To compare neonatal morbidity and mortality rates in preterm singleton breech deliveries from 260/7 to 296/7 weeks of gestation in centers with a policy of either planned vaginal delivery (PVD) or planned cesarean delivery (PCD).
Relative dose intensity (RDI) was defined as the ratio of either planned DI to the standard DI (planned RDI) or actual received DI to the standard DI (actual RDI).
Estimation of the major components of the hydrologic budget is important for determining the impacts on the water supply and quality of either planned or proposed land management projects, vegetative changes, groundwater withdrawals, and reservoir management practices and plans.
White House officials said there was evidence that President Saddam Hussein of Iraq either planned to use smallpox as a weapon or could have given it to terrorists.
School districts will feel the impact, with large counties like Los Angeles losing financing for hundreds of millions of dollars in improvements either planned or in progress.
Further conversions of existing lines are currently either planned or underway.
Based on these findings, several randomized trials of statins in infection are either planned, underway, or recently completed [ 10- 21].
The Twin Birth Study randomized women with uncomplicated pregnancies, between 320/7-386/7 weeks' gestation where the first twin was in cephalic presentation, to a policy of either a planned cesarean or planned vaginal delivery.
Schools are axing practical training courses despite recognition by teachers of their value to pupils, according to research that revealed 60% of schools are either planning to cut the provision of vocational qualifications, or have already done so.
Transamerica's Center for Retirement Studies reveals that 65percentt of U.S. Boomers either plan to work past age 65 or don't plan to retire at all.
It is a popular dream with a quarter of the over-50s either planning to retire abroad or hoping to emigrate at retirement age, according to a survey by insurer RIAS.
