Sentence examples for whereby either from inspiring English sources

We conclude that the cell-surface assembly mechanism likely occurs through dimeric PA intermediates, which are stabilized via dimeric ANTXR complexes; and this mechanism is akin to a putative extracellular plasma-based assembly mechanism, whereby either EF or LF stabilizes dimeric PA intermediates that can serve to drive assembly [21].

In all but one case, condition 3 was involved as test method, whereby either condition 1 or 2 were reference.

The ATM gene product is a protein kinase, activated by DNA damage, and initiates cell cycle arrest whereby either DNA damage repair or apoptosis occurs.

Some alternative approaches have been proposed, whereby either dialysate is prepared as a batch [ 16- 18], or is available in industrially prepared bags [ 19].

This result indicates an unreduced embryo sac connected to pseudogamous apomixis, whereby either both sperm nuclei or one unreduced sperm nucleus must have fertilized the central cell (2 n + 2 n + n + n or 2 n + 2 n + 2 n).

Vijayraghavan et al. showed that dopamine D1 receptor stimulation in PFC produced an 'inverted-U' dose-response, whereby either too little or too much D1 receptor stimulation impaired spatial working memory [ 69].

His claim to the throne was based on an agreement between his predecessor Magnus I of Norway, and the earlier King of England Harthacanute, whereby if either died without heir the other would inherit both England and Norway.

His claim to the throne was based on an agreement between his predecessor Magnus I of Norway and the earlier English king, Harthacnut, whereby if either died without heir, the other would inherit both England and Norway.

Due to gender-equality issues, a new law is under review whereby, if either, parents do not reach an agreement, or if no wish is expressed, the surname inherited by the children will be selected according to the alphabetical order of the parents' two surnames.

Amnioinfusion is a procedure whereby fluid (either saline or Ringer's lactate) is added to the uterine cavity transcervically via catheter, when the membranes have ruptured, or transabdominally using a needle if amniotic membranes are still intact.

So election fraud, whereby votes are either stolen or cast under duress, is part of a wider problem that never quite goes away.