Sentence examples for reported either on from inspiring English sources

The examples included in the following descriptions are reported either on the bioinsecticide labels or in promotional materials produced by the manufacturers.

The calculated Tm is reported either on the web page (for smaller sequences) or on the email-id provided by the user (for large sequences).

Once in the lymph node, peptides could load directly at the cell surface of immature DC as previously reported, either on empty MHC class II molecules or by exchanging with previously loaded peptides at the plasma membrane or in early recycling compartments [44], [45].

The 'disproportional reporting' variable is a binary indicator of whether the combination is disproportionally reported, either on the full dataset or a subset thereof.

Morbidity and mortality incidents were reported either on an ad hoc basis or through a systematic volunteer scheme (Robinson et al. 2010).

Those 14 papers discarded reported either on mathematical models of potential interventions or reported on epidemics occurring outside of the time frame but with delayed publication or in one case on an epidemic in a hospital.

Articles published in newspapers, magazines or web sites and reporting either on the study by Volkow et al (2007) or on that by Barbaresi et al (2007) (Table 1) were found using the following key words: either Volkow or Barbaresi AND (hyperactivity OR ADHD).

These studies report either on patients with wide arrays of cancers or focuses on specific cancer particularly breast, prostate, gynecological and colorectal cancers [ 8].

The oven cleaners reported either dumping water on their heads or putting their feet (while in rubber boots) in cool water in order to cool off.

We found that children living in homes where smoking was reported (either inside or on patios and balconies) showed significantly higher medical costs than children not exposed to smoke.

Previously, TNFR2 has variously been reported either as being expressed on neuronal cells [ 11, 12] or as not being expressed [ 13].