Sentence examples for be employed in two from inspiring English sources
The term history may be employed in two quite different senses: it may mean (1) the events and actions that together make up the human past, or (2) the accounts given of that past and the modes of investigation whereby they are arrived at or constructed.
If such a pilot study shows that the research aims are compatible with newspaper data, political ethnography can be employed in two complementary steps.
This humanised bsMAb may be employed in two phase radioimmunotherapy, binding to the tumour via the anti-CEA arm and localising a radiolabelled chelate with the other arm, without inducing a strong immune response observed sometimes with murine MAbs.
The greatest benefit would be realized if biomarkers could be employed in four areas of primary and secondary prevention.
The "umpcam" was employed in two N.F.L. Europe games, and experienced some transmission and picture problems.
Critics pointed out that a similar premise had been employed in two George Kauffman plays, an episode of the television show "Racket Squad" and even, according to one review, a theatrical producer who was then active.
A vascularized fibular autograft alone was employed in two cases.
The presented approach is employed in two ORC case studies.
However, the notion of autonomy is employed in two senses in their analysis.
The chronoamperometry was employed in two variants, without and under stirring conditions (see Figure 3).
