Sentence examples for ordered either as from inspiring English sources

In case of newborns, HCMV IgG and IgM tests were ordered either as part of TORCH surveillance if any clinical manifestation suggestive of congenital infection was observed, or because they were offspring of HCMV IgM-positive mothers, even when signs of congenital infection were absent.

The chart could be ordered either chronologically or by priority as defined by the newspaper's editors.

Ordered either way, you win.

The edges can be ordered in either as-rolled condition or sheared, machined, or gas-cut.

Let's name what we see and hear and express how it makes us feel without being frightened of losing "our packing order" either as a partner, parent or friend.

This suggests that the MEP α AMTPs will not be found in any of the green-algal associated members of the order either, as the symbiosis with a green alga is secondarily acquired.

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With the caveat that this study measured only GADA and IA-2A, in clinical practice these are the most frequently ordered tests, either as a routine measure or to clarify diagnosis when the clinician is confronted with an "atypical" case, including an overweight child with diabetes or in cases of suspected monogenic diabetes.

House-made tagliatelle in a great sauce of summer corn, bacon, spinach and charred red jalapeños can be ordered as either an appetizer or entree.

(The terms A-theory and B-theory derive from McTaggart's (1908) distinction between two ways in which events can be ordered in time, either as an A-series that is in terms of whether they A-series thatsent or future — or as a B-seriss—that in according termsether they are earlier than, later than, of simultaneous whetherher eventhey

The von Frey stimuli were presented in sequential order, either ascending or descending, as necessary, to determine the threshold of response (modified from [31]).