There are lots of possible scenarios in which either could prove true.
In clinical practice, physicians are often confronted with situations in which either a scientifically proven therapy is not known, may have unacceptable side effects, or in which the patient's complaints cannot be interpreted within the framework of a well-defined diagnosis.
Even more troubling were those statistical analyses which proved, either by historical comparison or analysis of upcoming fixtures, that Leicester were logically bound to win.
British officials in London, as well as in New Delhi (the new capital city of British India) and Simla, tried in vain to stem the rising tide of popular opposition to their raj by offering tidbits of constitutional reform, which proved either too little to satisfy both the Congress Party and the Muslim League or too late to avert disaster.
The difficulty in getting BBC journalists in to the conflict zones, he added, resulted in "a lot of argumentative phone interviews with angry people on either side", which also proved a turn off.
This also makes sense in that it is easy to imagine scenarios in nature in which either strategy would prove alternately adaptive or maladaptive, such that neither would emerge as a clear-cut winner over the other.
which means that, which proves that is compact.
Ironically, these fears and speculations, every one of which has been proven either unfounded or surmountable in the hundreds of districts that have delayed bell times, are exactly why a mandate from the state is so important, note proponents of the bill.
VDBP negatively correlated with age in CKD patients which was not proven either in HD patients or in controls.
To date, no firm evidence exists which either absolves Howe or proves him guilty of attempted treason.
