Sentence examples for being one or two from inspiring English sources
In this respect a grand challenge is recognised as being one or two decades in advance; their achievement being regarded as a major milestone or breakthrough in the advancement of knowledge or technology.
Their hope is to be booked for three performances a month—"a blessing," Busa said but usually, it ends up being one or two.
Based on 6 independent runs with a total of 18 repetitions (Table 3), the LOD for this SYBR® green assay was determined as being one or two copies of A. versicolor genomes (Cq 35.32 ± 0.78 and 34.65 ± 0.91) (Table 4).
The chromosomal fragment (or gene) copy numbers as measured by array-CGH show much less variation, being one or two copies in normal cells, and perhaps ranging between none and 20 copies in tumour cells.
It winds up being one or two hundred thousand people.
"There are one or two churches on every block.
That could be everything on this list, or it could be one or two items.
