Sentence examples for a function of two from inspiring English sources

The model in equation (2) describes the log odds ratio of a gene being annotated to functional module F as a function of two variables, X and Y.

The track record of a fund newsletter is a function of two distinct factors.

"There's no question success is a function of two things: good management and resources," Alderson said.

Because rising bond yields in the weaker member of the eurozone are a function of two things: high levels of government debt and recession.

Their hegemony is a function of two things: the runaway growth in the mortgage market and the way mortgage portfolio managers must respond when rates rise or fall.

The rate at which poverty declines is a function of two things: economic growth and the share of any increment to growth captured by the poor.

That heightened quality is a function of two things: first, that the players are more motivated by the promise of the championship, and second, that there are fewer penalties (generally) interrupting what is, left to itself, a masterfully flowing game.

This is a function of two elements, the cost of the staff their hourly wages and the speed at which they make widgets, their productivity.

Season-ending records and playoff qualification is a function of two factors: 1) to-date wins in hand, and 2) future win expectancy.

It's a function of two numbers: the amount you raise and the valuation of the company.

A desirable image is largely a function of two key factors: design and price.