Sentence examples for was either lower from inspiring English sources

"It was either lower academic standards, or let girls in to keep the school strong and excellent". said Andrew L. Tansey, a trust and estate lawyer, who is a 1977 graduate.

A negative or positive temperature value of the control means that its temperature was either lower or higher than the temperature in the environmental chamber.

Seventy-four percent of participants responded that the OHIP reimbursement of $615.20 for the procedure was either lower or much lower than what they considered to be an appropriate reimbursement for ACLR.

It has been previously shown that collagen glycosaminoglycan (CG) scaffolds used for studies of skin regeneration were inactive when the mean pore size was either lower than 20 μm or higher than 120 μm (Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., USA 86(3) (1989) 933).

A gradual decrease in the previously mentioned parameters was observed when the molar strength was either lower than 0.015 M or higher than 0.05 M. Furthermore, alteration of the peak symmetry of the resultant complex was remarkably observed at the higher molar strength.

The main finding of our study was that the majority of patients (73.6%) responded that the amount that physicians were reimbursed by OHIP for an ACLR (i.e. $615.20) was either lower or much lower than what they considered to be an appropriate reimbursement for the procedure (i.e. $1000.00).

Results are obtained for a range of ambient temperatures that are either lower or higher than the austenite start temperature.

Twenty-eight scenes were constructed that depicted social environments that were either lower in sexual relevance (e.g., sidewalk, class, office reception area) or higher in sexual relevance (e.g., bar, house party, or bedroom).

Shih and Tan [1] obtained results on generalized quasi-variational inequalities in locally convex topological vector spaces and their results were obtained on compact sets where the set-valued mappings were either lower semi-continuous or upper semicontinuous.

Women were placed in scenes that were either lower in sexual relevance (e.g., sidewalk, class, office reception area) or higher in sexual relevance (e.g., bar, house party, or bedroom).

(2) Shih and Tan [1] obtained results on generalized quasi-variational inequalities in locally convex topological vector spaces and their results were obtained on compact sets where the set-valued mappings were either lower semi-continuous or upper semicontinuous.