Sentence examples for studies to either from inspiring English sources

Many investigators have confined their studies to either steady non-similar flows or to unsteady semi-similar flows because of the mathematical difficulties involved in obtaining non-similar solutions for such problems.

We would like to encourage both theoretical and experimental studies to either prove or disprove this intriguing structure function conjecture in view of designing efficient artificial light-harvesting systems.

Oddly, however, the effect of testosterone therapy in older men is unclear; it has been shown by the same group, in different studies, to either increase [42] or not to affect [43] the basal rate of MPS.

However, the subtle morphological characters that separate closely related species often demand expert interpretation (e.g. [1]), forcing studies to either limit their taxonomic scope, or to only identify specimens to a higher taxonomic category (e.g. family, genus).

Since its publication in 2009, the CFIR has been applied in a number of studies to either explain or describe research findings, in order to identify matters of interest or evaluate the framework itself.

Among these genes, we report for the first time the expression of STC2, GSTM2, and TRIM65, as well as PTX3 which has been shown in previous studies to either be associated with fertilization rate [ 55] or to have no relationship with high-quality embryo on day 3 [ 51].

We randomly assigned participants in our study to either of the two groups and did not find demographic differences between both groups.

The equation which was originally developed to predict the joint opening width of plain concrete pavements, was modified in this study to either consider the fiber aspect ratio or the residual strength ratio of FRC.

Therefore caution is required to generalise the results from this study to either another country or different clinical user population.

This fact could potentially bias the study to either having men with a lower PSA or having men with higher PSAs due to noncancerous causes.

Given the large time investment in making such centre visits, it would be worthwhile repeating this single study to either confirm or refute its findings.