Sentence examples for verified either from inspiring English sources
This has not been verified, either, but a 2007 report by the Government Accountability Office does note that the F.A.A. found problems itself with its 2006 runway incursion data.
It is verified either by calculating the average variance extracted for each factor when the shared variance accounted for 0.50 or more of the total variance or by correlating their scales with a measure of overall quality (Ladhari 2010).
For a total of six gaps that could not be verified either due to ambiguous sequence data or lack of Sanger sequencing data, verification was performed using re-sequencing; PCR primer design and sequencing were performed as described above.
Initially we selected from the network extracted from the literature, a list of regulatory targets of ZuR that had been verified either by more than one source or by an appreciable upregulation in a zur knock out mutant [ 81].
After obtaining descriptive values, statistical significance was verified either by the Mann–Whitney U-test in case of non-categorical variables, or the Pearson's chi-squared test as well as Fisher's exact test for categorical variables.
The clone verification was classified into three categories based on the sequencing coverage of the insert, class A: insert is verified from both N and C-terminal ends; class B: insert is verified either from N or C-terminal ends (Additional file 1, Table S1); class C: unverified (or sequence failed).
It was impossible to independently verify either of the competing claims.
It was impossible to verify either claim because the base is in a remote area.
The border area is remote, dangerous and closed to journalists, making it impossible to verify either side's claims.
It is impossible to verify either side's claims, because the government does not allow journalists access to the conflict areas, except on rare, carefully guided tours.
Western news media have not been able to verify either version of events because reporters have been banned from traveling on their own to the sites of violence.
