Sentence examples for recognised to either from inspiring English sources

Each equation is recognised to either overstate (MDRD) or understate (Cockcroft-Gault) renal function compared with formal measurement in those >65 years (a key constituency for oral anticoagulant use).

In contrast as few as 30% of alcohol problems are said to be recognised by either GPs [ 6, 7] or hospital doctors [ 8- 10].

Introduction: Hyperglycaemia occurs frequently in the critically ill and may be secondary to either diabetes (recognised or not), or stress induced hyperglycaemia.

That would assume Han, Leia, and Kylo Ren were convinced she had been killed; none of these characters appear to either recognise her or acknowledge the existence of a deceased child.

In previous studies, atypical or absent chest pain has been associated with failure to recognise ACS by either physician or patient in up to one third of cases [ 15].

The key, as mentioned in #2 above, is to recognise that going from shoes to either minimalist shoes or barefoot is a skill and involves a significant change.

No subspecies have been recognised of either Crex crake.

R proteins, most commonly of the nucleotide-binding, leucine-rich-repeat (NB-LRR) type, are able to recognise either corresponding avirulence (Avr) gene products of the pathogen, or degradation products of host factors associated with pathogen attack [ 10].

These participants were asked if they recognised either, both or neither descriptions as resembling their own complaints and further asked to specify the frequency of their head pain.

Henderson (1995) recognised A. speciosa and A. spectabilis, considering the latter to either be an acaulescent form of A. speciosa or a hybrid between it and A. microcarpa.

Participants were taught to recognise the situations that caused them stress and practical ways to either accept or avoid these situations.