Sentence examples for transfers of either from inspiring English sources

As a result Ms. Lavin will not be part of the coming Broadway transfers of either of her recent projects: Jon Robin Baitz's play "Other Desert Cities," which was a critical and audience hit at Lincoln Center Theater, and the revival of Stephen Sondheim's "Follies" at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

For example, Wells Fargo's Way2Save Package waives the savings account monthly fee with automatic transfers of either $25 monthly or $1 daily.

Passive transfer of either of these hmAbs to A/J mice prior to challenge with lethal toxin conferred 80 90% protection.

The reaction rate at the open circuit hydrogenation is controlled by the mass transfer of either 1,3-C″4 or H2.

Unfortunately, the number of available donor specificities is rather limited, and typically only allow the transfer of either a glucosyl or a galactosyl residue.

Adoptive transfer of either RANTES and IP-10 or IL-12 and IFN-gamma conditioned CFP10-DCs cleared an established M. tb infection in mice.

Using intravital microscopy and adoptive transfer of either wild type (WT) or PECAM-1−/ PECAM-1−/row precursors, we demonstrate that the increase in HSC progenitors in the blood is due in part to a reduced ability to migrate from blood to the bone marrow vascular niche.

Finally, they suggest that AAV8-mediated gene transfer of either wtApoA-I or ApoA-IM could be considered as an experimental clinical approach for the treatment of atherosclerosis.

Furthermore, we examined virus replication in WT and Sash mice, Sash-R WT and Sash-R FcγRIII-KO, after adoptive transfer of either control or DENV-post immune serum.

In the culture system, the simultaneous transfer of the BMP-2 and BMP-7 genes led to a much higher ALP activity in C2C12 cells than did the transfer of either gene alone.

Ten days after treatment, direct and simultaneous transfer of the BMP-2 and BMP-7 genes induced higher ALP activity (data not shown), and more intense calcification than did the transfer of either gene alone.