Sentence examples for series by either from inspiring English sources
Having arrived at an estimated SN time series by either CDA or DDA, one now needs to estimate SA.
This may be due to an error in the creation of the dilution series, caused by either pipetting error or a loss of the minute quantities of RNA inside the pipet tips or vessels used to prepare the reagents.
Other prints in the Laurie & Whittle Drolls series were executed by either Isaac Cruikshank or Richard Newton.
After the standardized simulated time-series is generated by either eq. 3 or eq. 4, the simulations are denormalized by eq. 5. (5) For both error types, the simulated time-series (Z t) and true time-series have the same log means (μIn Z = μIn Z* ).
Control reactions were performed for each series by omitting either the mRNA or RT.
Section 501 5) is must like 501(4), except that the court order must be obtained by either the series organization or a member of the series organization (which doesn't have to be an associated member of the protected series).
When the finals started last Sunday, after Prada had earned the right to tangle with the Kiwis -- after a four-month-long challenger's regatta in which they posted a 31-8 record, including a dramatic triumph over Paul Cayard's America One in the series final -- a sweep by either team seemed impossible.
Surprisingly, given its later success, the first series was not well received by either audiences or critics.
Four of 6 patients in the current series had pericardial effusions documented by either computed tomography or echocardiography.
Our findings suggest that the timeliness of immunization for several vaccine series was likely adversely affected by either PCV introduction or the hepatitis B birth dose suspension, although it was not possible to disentangle the effects of these two policy changes.
This is explained in our series by the use of either exclusive or preoperative radiotherapy, particularly for large tumours with a poor response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy and, therefore, more frequently for lobular (40%) than for ductal (26%) carcinomas.
