Sentence examples for quantity in either from inspiring English sources

The exact single dosage in unit of milligram was computed by multiplying the strength with the prescribed quantity, in either single-ingredient or compound preparations.

Antimalarial standards and common metabolites are provided in 20-mg quantities in either glass or polypropylene vials.

As meta-d′/d′ is a ratio between two quantities, changes in either or both of its components may contribute to an overall decrease in metacognitive efficiency in the perceptual task.

Thus this study partially agrees with the hypothesized expectations, since it was possible to include similar quantity of fibers in either unfilled or filled resins but the increase in mechanical flexural properties was more pronounced on the unfilled groups.

Other components can change in disc degeneration and disease in either quantity or distribution.

The effects of TEs on genomic speciation events occupy a special place in the biological hierarchy, not reducible in either quantity or type to the adaptive organism- or genome-level explanations for TE carriage.

The quantities of the unknowns, obtained in either triplicate or duplicate, were analyzed individually and then determined from the standard curve.

The ability of the protocols to amplify HPV-16 from 100 ng, 25 ng, 1 ng, 0.5 ng or 0.1 ng of SiHa cell DNA 'hidden' in a total quantity of either 2 μg, 1 μg, 500 ng or 100 ng DNA (made up with C-33A DNA) was examined.

This differs from the case of some cellulolytic bacteria such as C. thermocellum, in which cellobiose is metabolized via one phosphorlylase and longer cellodextrins are metabolized by a second phosphorylase [54] [56], but cellodextrins are not produced in significant quantities by either phosphorylase.

'Cutting' was also an act that produced blood in significant quantities (unlike either 'overdosing' or self-burning).

Once useful enzymes are discovered and improved, they can be produced in commercial quantities using either naturally occurring or genetically enhanced microbes (GEMs).