Sentence examples for which either rely from inspiring English sources

The PPI-dependent TEV protease activity can be followed by several reporters, which either rely on a fluorescent or a luminescent readout [ 5].

Current methods for indel scoring, which either rely on logical rules [ 22, 24] or generative probabilistic models [ 25], have to manually define a threshold above which candidates are predicted to be true structural variants.

Sociological research not only identifies new phenomenon but also explains "why", which either relies on existing theories or requires new ones.

These approaches either rely on Frequent Itemset Mining (FIM) or on association rules, which contrasts with traditional approaches [ 9, 18].

Studies of symbolism either rely on conceptual frameworks from psychology (see [57,82]) or on ethnographic interviews which originate from anthropology (i.e., semiotics) (see [45,46]).

There are plenty of "Get Things Done" apps out there like Things and Priority Matrix which either focus on GTD or don't rely on a time management philosophy.

And it's representative, too, because every federal program has a constituency which either loves it or at the very least relies upon it.

As opposed to tests which either non-specifically indicate a cancer by measuring thymidine kinase activity [ 45] or rely on biomarkers [ 46], the immunosignature is information rich.

They either relied on underspending in other areas across government or drawing on the reserve; money which was not ultimately available and would require further borrowing to fund.

However, either relying on logical rules [ 22, 24] or on generative probabilistic models [ 25], they require an empirically defined threshold, above which a candidate is a true SV.

In adopting this approach, our analysis of the dataset constitutes a major advance on previous studies, which rely either on data available in English-language sources (which present fewer problems than a Chinese-language dataset) or are restricted to a single, and thus limited, dictionary of Mandarin terms.