Sentence examples for terms for either from inspiring English sources

The lack of relevant medical subject heading terms for either QII or CQI, in addition to inherent variation in CQI language use, may have reduced search sensitivity.

In the latter case the number of the resolved exponential terms for the double mutants was the same as the number of the exponential terms for either single-Trp-containing protein.

If it's a contract for ongoing services, you may want to state terms for either party to terminate the contract.

She is also trying to tap into the popularity of President Obama by embracing his record, and she is dispatching former President Bill Clinton here on Friday for the second time in two weeks — after insisting for months that she was not running for a third term for either man.

A term for either unobserved individual or firm heterogeneity v i,j i).

This is conditional on the following factors: Wage at the job w i (t), the primary variable of interest; A vector of other observable time-varying characteristics of the worker x i (t); A vector of time-varying characteristics of the firm at the time of job spell z j i)(t); and A term for either unobserved individual or firm heterogeneity v i,j i).

No substantive harmful effects were apparent in the short term, for either mother or baby.

Within the model, we replaced the regulator-dependent expression term for either transporter with different constant values.

'Classical' microscopic colitis is a histopathological diagnosis which is currently accepted as an umbrella term for either lymphocytic colitis or collagenous colitis.

There is no widely used term for either glaucoma or trachoma in any of the languages spoken in this study area or in Ethiopia at large.

Second, we chose genes with Nagano et al. (2012) models, including no developmental or circadian terms and with a linear environmental term for either temperature or solar radiation (which have the most reproducible effects) that explained more than 50% of the expression variance.