Sentence examples for should either include from inspiring English sources

The Times should either include both caucus and superdelegates in its total, or neither.

In 1911 Count Eugenio Brunetta d'Usseaux, a member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) from Italy, suggested that Sweden should either include winter sports in the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm or stage a separate Winter Olympics in the same year.

7. Bobby Moynihan: (Last Week: 10) I'm going to amend an earlier rule: Every installment of "SNL" should either include a Bobby Moynihan reaction shot or Bobby Moynihan dancing.

Therefore, the authors should either include the docking data in the Results section, making the details of the modeling and it's interpretation clear, or this statement should be removed from the Discussion.

To further characterize the metabolic changes caused by chemotherapeutics in actual tumors, future work should either include in vivo experiments or should involve in vitro application of chemotherapeutic and environmental perturbations (like those in this work) at the same time to capture possible interactions between these factors.

4) Lastly, the authors should either include or explain the reason for excluding in the replication study the role of HGF-MET signaling in resistance to BRAF inhibition that was observed in some melanomas in the original study and other reports.

This article stems from the International Society of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research ISPORR) efforts to develop a checklist of items that should be either included, or at least considered, when a retrospective database analysis of medication compliance or persistence is undertaken.

"This application does not require, nor is it requesting exclusive use of the Capitol Rotunda and should not be construed to either include nor impinge on the ability of others to visit and gather in areas not requested by this permit," the officer, David Dexheimer, said in his application, according to the Tribune.

The authors found Rehmannia and Triaenophora together as sister clade to Orobanchaceae, which should either be included in Orobanchaceae, as suggested by Albach et al. [ 50], or be recognized as a new family.

We should have also offered him the opportunity to either include his conditions at an additional premium, or get a refund for his policy.

It is still under discussion as to whether another track, Social and Administrative Pharmacy (SAP), should either be independent or included in the other two tracks [ 18, 23].