Sentence examples for substitutes for either from inspiring English sources

"The geoengineering technologies are seen as potential additional tools in the kit for dealing with climate change, not as substitutes for either adaptation or greenhouse gas mitigation," he told BBC News.

Mineral losses in sound areas (ΔZSound; S in Figure 3) were subtracted from the respective values determined for artificially demineralized areas (ΔZDemin; D in Figure 3b) and from the areas that were exposed to saliva substitutes for either five (ΔZEffect 1) or seven weeks (ΔZEffect 2) [ 33, 34].

These problems underline why trade liberalisation is no substitute for either more domestic reform or foreign aid.

Toluidine blue staining is an adjunct to clinical judgment and not a substitute for either judgment or biopsy.

The word "prescribe" is substituted for "either to establish, or to continue in effect" for consistency and to eliminate unnecessary words.

Other languages relevant to their research may in some cases be substituted for either French or German (with approval of their advisor).

The results suggest that higher levels of open space tend to enhance connectivity, but that careful subdivision design may to some extent be a substitute for either policy.

Ask yourself whether playing in a laboratory booth is more like playing at home alone or in an arcade and you can see how inadequate it is as a substitute for either experience.

In two of them, an axial histidine ligand of the haem-iron was substituted for either a methionine, PsbE/H23M, which could be potentially a ligand or for an alanine, PsbE/H23A, which cannot.

The right-hand side may contain occurrences of @; moreover, when taking instances, expressions substituted for either F or t may contain occurrences of @.

Healthy People 2020) However, additional tests are required to determine if the annual file can substitute for either of the multi-year data cycles with respect to monitoring age-adjusted trends relevant to hospitalizations or emergency department visits, both of which are monitored by the NCIPC.