Sentence examples for of either start from inspiring English sources

End of upstream gene model is the closer point of either start or endpoint of the transcribed region of the gene.

In a Medium post, Joseph Okpaku, Lyft's VP of policy, asserts that "78percentt of Lyft trips either start or end outside of Manhattan's Central Business District, and 64percentt of rides take place during off-peak hours when other options are limited".

It has also been a dream of mine to either start my own business or non-profit organization.

No protein product of PTPN22.4, either starting from the methionine in exon 1 (4.1) or exon 9 (4.2), or of PTPN22.7 was detected, suggesting that PTPN22.4 and PTPN22.7 are non-productive.

The headache phase of migraine with aura may either start before, simultaneously, during or after, the end of aura.

Models of normal grain growth can either start from a postulated kinetic law for individual grains and yield a distribution of grain sizes or they can start from a postulated distribution and the kinetic law may be derived.

To address framing effects, the presentation of benefits was randomised to either start with the smallest benefit and then increase in magnitude, or start with the largest benefit and then decrease in magnitude.

This has expanded the pool of exceptional engineers in San Francisco and many of these people have either started their own companies or joined growing startups.

Wealth is the Go on the Monopoly board of Mitt: you're either starting there, heading there or circling past it.

More specifically: The AEC should be comprised of alumni who have either started companies or work in complimentary industries and possess pertinent expertise (lawyers, accountants, etc).

At enrolment, 54% of the rural and 27% of the urban participants had either started HAART or were already on HAART.