Sentence examples for references to either from inspiring English sources
In addition to the experimentally derived values obtained for this study, the serum metabolome database (SMDB) also presents literature-derived concentrations of the metabolites with references to either PubMed IDs or to clinical texts.
Considering the interaction is more likely to be transient than permanent in vivo, the authors need to provide more evidences or references to either support the argument or soften the affinity claim as a theoretical prediction or hypothesis.
There are, disappointingly for British readers, no references to either the painter LS Lowry or the classic 1970s pop hit of the same title.
In testimony before the Finance Committee today, Charlene Barshefsky, the American trade representative, made no direct references to either Mr. Gore or the threats against Taiwan.
That part of the announcement had countless readers writing in to charge that all references to either the world being round or that climate change is real are actually false and should be immediately removed.
And all without visible reference to either biographical notes or a recipe.
Most coverage of Adelson's contributions has not included any reference to either of these investigations.
The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources produced its most recent "Source Water" report on the site in 2002; it includes no reference to either M.C.M.H. or Freedom Industries.
Then, at the television Leaders Debate on April 2nd, in a full two hours of discussion there was barely a reference to either science or technology.
The term solstice also is used in reference to either of the two points of greatest deviation of the ecliptic (the Sun's apparent annual path) from the celestial equator.
Of course, it's something of a one-sided rivalry that tends to bring the worst out of the more bombastic sections of the media and indeed population, with a crass reference to either world war just round the corner whenever the two sides face each other.
