Sentence examples for under nor from inspiring English sources

The German is not even really fully aware of the true tax load he's under, nor the proportion of government that controls his life.

The authors, though, are affiliated with the organization that implemented the programme; however they neither come under nor are not part of programme team.

Using a body condition scoring system (BCS) will help you determine whether your puppy or adult dog is at a healthy weight.[5] A dog that is neither under nor overweight will have ribs that are not visible, but easily palpated with the flat of your hand.

Third, any change in payment methods must be accompanied by rigorous quality monitoring to ensure that there is neither under- nor over-utilization of care.

Pashley describes VR as "amazingly holistic"– in the sense that it's a "tightrope to walk" in terms of balancing all the various elements needed to ensure an experience that is neither under- nor over-whelming.

This study followed the lead given by Brunsdon and Corcoran (2006, 309) in adopting a 'trial and error' approach, with the aim of ensuring that the resulting (KDE) distribution appears visually to be neither under- nor over-fitted.

If the brownie hue falls between Pantone 469 rich brown and the sharper Pantone 490 purplish brown, it means the brownies are consistent with those lumped in previous pints and are neither under- nor overcooked.

If the brownie hue falls between Pantone 469 rich brown and the sharper Pantone 490 purplish brown, the brownies are consistent with those in previous pints and are neither under- nor overcooked.

Thus the differences between physicians were due to systematic differences in RC and not by random differences or differences in RP, and there was no under- nor over classification with respect to the main diagnosis but only with respect to the extent of ischemic/infarcted area.

Although on average across chemicals, the DAF is intended to neither under- nor overestimate the interspecies differences, the actual interspecies difference for any particular chemical is unknown in the absence of chemical-specific data.

Its official statistics do not include under-employment, nor are people without work for more than six months counted.