Sentence examples for Two icc from inspiring English sources
Two ICC(1) scores for conceptual research use (CRU) in moderately high and low contexts suggest that CRU could be analyzed at the unit level, yet the scores for high and low contexts suggest individual unit of analysis is most appropriate.
Bashir faces two ICC indictments for atrocities linked to the conflict in Darfur, where an estimated 300,000 people have died and 2 million have been displaced since 2003, according to UN figures.
A total of three instrumented test slabs were constructed and tested using a HVS including two ICC slabs and one standard mix slab.
On March 18 , 2013 Bosco Ntaganda, who is subject to two ICC arrest warrants and accused of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), presented himself at the American Embassy in Kigali and stated that he wanted to surrender to the ICC.
Among these genes, 4 were unique to the Obama et al. (2005) ICC expression profile, 18 were unique to the Miller et al. (2009) ICC expression profile and 2 genes were shared between the two ICC expression profiles.
Intra-reader reliability for BML change was good to excellent for reader one (intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) (3,1 model) = 0.79 to >0.99, n = 10) and reader two (ICC (3,1 model) = 0.95 to 0.96, n = 12).
Since the confidence intervals are computed under the assumption that rho is normally distributed, it is appropriate to extend the assumption for providing a simple method to test the difference between two ICCs.
Heterogeneity was reduced from 52%and49%9% (using two ICCs) with Walker 2013 to 35% and 28% without.
According to established benchmarks, the first two ICCs indicate high repeatability, whereas the third ICC indicates low repeatability (67).
The remaining two ICCs (out of the 28) were 0.86 for the PPeak at the RFLat and 0.84 for the PTime at the FFCt.
The difference found in the two ICCs, 0.56 and 0.79, may be explained by the measurement error for the first and second measurement; the reliability depends on variability between the persons and measurement error.
