Sentence examples for transfers at either from inspiring English sources

Finally, regarding the households located in the top three quartiles of the income distribution, Panels C, D and E show that in general Seguro Popular did not affect private transfers at either the intensive or extensive margins.

These results suggest that the findings presented in Table 2 are driven by domestic private transfers, since Seguro Popular does not have an effect on international private transfers at either the intensive or extensive margins.

This means we will have to transfer at either Philadelphia or Pittsburgh.

The rate of heat transfer at either walls of the annulus with increasing frequency parameter depends on the Prandtl number of the fluid.

Under the new law, starting in 2011, the lifetime exemption and the estate tax exemption are expressed as a total amount, and it is possible to use this "unified credit" to transfer assets at either stage or a combination of the two.

Passively transferred NAb at either 1 2 or 1 16 titer prevented transgene expression (FIX activity <1%, lower limit of sensitivity).

Plants were grown at 120 μmol m-2 s-1, 21°C for three weeks (to) and then transferred at 4°C at either low light or high light for three additional weeks.

Quantification of the S-methionine incorporation rate to nascent peptides after transfer yeast cells at either 28°C or 12°C culture media for two S. cerevisiae strains (T73 and QA23) and two S. kudriavzevii strains (IFO1802 and CR85) is presented in Table  4.

As noted in Table  II, the majority of embryos were transferred at either the cleavage or blastocyst stage, with few transferred on Day 4.

Infants must have been in the NICU at least 3 consecutive days before enrollment, have had a corrected gestational age of ≤44 weeks, and have been born at or transferred to either hospital between 1 March and 30 April 2003.

The eligibility criteria included a) being a patient in the NICU at least 3 consecutive days before enrollment; b) having a corrected gestational age (gestational age at birth plus age after birth) of ≤ 44 weeks; and c) having been born at or transferred to either hospital between 1 March and 30 April 2003.