Sentence examples for that either describes from inspiring English sources

There are a few ways people define net art, but I think of it as art that either describes the internet or is mainly displayed online.

The techniques commonly generate values that either describe the performance of a particular test or compare the discriminative ability of two tests.

At this preliminary stage, three general types of student responses were identified: responses that provided correct reasoning, either describing why the student chose the correct multiple-choice answer and/or why the student excluded other answers; responses that were too vague to determine whether they provided correct reasoning; and responses indicating incorrect reasoning.

The reactors are either described assuming that chemical equilibrium is reached or by specifying the conversion.

Ryle concedes that what he says about dispositions is likely to be contested by the "addicts of the superstition that all true indicative sentences either describe existents or report occurrences" (1949a, 119).

A potential approach to identify bona fide SFPs is to consider only those proteins that either showed orthology with SFPs described in other insects and/or that have canonical signal peptide.

An adaptive regulator is suggested for FS that is described either by a not exactly defined mathematical model or by a non-stationary model.

Biotechnology of anti-HER-2 antibodies synthesis was pursued by adaptation of that originally described, either as new antibodies or as biosimilars to the FDA approved: trastuzumab and pertuzumab as the positive controls [21, 22].

Gino et al. (2010) studied the effects of wearing designer sunglasses that were described either as counterfeit or authentic Chloe sunglasses on one's own behaviors and perceptions of others.

Biotechnology of anti-HER-2 synthetic antibodies was pursued by adaptation of that originally described, either as new antibodies or as biosimilars to the FDA approved: trastuzumab and pertuzumab as the positive controls [8, 21 23].

Compounds that would not follow rule 1 are for example salts that could be described either in their ionic or covalent form with two CTs – for example using the SMILES [Na+].[Cl-] or [Na] [Cl] for sodium chloride.