Sentence examples for predictions of either from inspiring English sources

The messages could also contain admonitions, threats, reproofs, accusations, and predictions of either disaster or good fortune.

The findings of the Neanderthal genome project were not anticipated by any previous analysis of fossil or genetic data and do not meet the predictions of either the multiregional or the recent African replacement model of human origins.

Majority of them (11/12) spanned three or more nematode clades, and eleven had predictions of either signal peptides or transmembrane sequences [see Additional files 4 and 5].

Contrary to predictions of either CA or SC, the mito-annotated genes of D. melanogaster do not exhibit biases for over- or under-representation on the X-chromosome.

Participants were required to give confidence values for their predictions of either protein phosphorylation status or gene set activation (increase or decrease) to a given stimulus, depending on the sub-challenge.

This analysis illustrates the interaction of numerous ligand-activated nuclear receptors and other transcription factors (TF), providing predictions of either an activated (orange color) or inhibited (blue color) state.

Introduction: EEG monitoring during the first 24 hours robustly contributes to the prediction of either poor or good outcome in comatose patients after cardiac arrest [1].

We recently showed that evolution of the EEG pattern within the first 24 hours after cardiac arrest robustly contributes to multimodal prediction of either poor or good outcome [1].

Unfortunately, we did not identify any prognostic score with either excellent (AUC>0.90) or good discriminatory ability (i.e. AUC>0.80) for the prediction of either in-hospital mortality or ICU admission.

Not all variables were diametrically opposite for prediction of either complications or mortality.

The other clinical variables showed no significant difference in the prediction of either QoL or costs.