Sentence examples similar to point of either-or from inspiring English sources

By the time we talked, we were both past the point of either stopping or merging our efforts.

If the body is well insulated against such passage, at the point of either entry or discharge, no current flows and no injury results.

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

The mice were sacrificed with an end point of either 52 weeks of age or when they developed anemia (an RBC count below normal range).

It is easy to see that the components of two distinct points of either coincide or are disjoint, so that all components constitute a decomposition of into connected pairwise disjoint compact subsets, that is, (2.7).

We observed significant associations of NK cytotoxicity with living near arterials when using alternate cut points of either 100 or 200 m for our definition of proximity to traffic, and the magnitudes of the associations were similar to our main analysis, indicating that this result was not excessively sensitive to our a priori cut point of 150 m.

However, antibody responses generated by single point immunization of either particles or physical mixture of particles were lower than the conventional two doses of alum-adsorbed TT.

To clarify this point, pools of either large or small pollen grains were analyzed by PCR for the presence or absence of T-DNA insertions in P5CS1 and P5CS2.

Assume that the set of fixed points of either hk in k − 1 ( V ) or kh in h − 1 ( U ) is compact.

I do not challenge the legitimacy of either point of view or suggest that either should not be represented in parliament.

Above all, the show lacks any point of view: either criticism or endorsement of Greene's Catholic moralising.