Sentence examples for changes by two from inspiring English sources

The press based its sensational headlines on a study of share-price changes by two well-know financial economists, Eugene Fama and Kenneth French, of Chicago University.

In this case, we evaluated specific energy changes by two criteria: in relation to the central position of the carbon atom by ∆ 2 and in relation to the potential barrier by ∆ 3.

For example, during the lunar laser ranging (LLR), in which only a small number of photons can be detected, the return rate of the photons changes by two orders of magnitude even under the same lunar phase (Murphy et al. 2010).

Histological sections were scored for severity of pathological changes by two investigators 'blinded' to sample identity.

The amount of olivine in the kimberlitic matrix, y, varies from 0.5 to 0.6, and the permeability K A changes by two orders of magnitude.

During this process, the stiffness of the material typically changes by three orders of magnitude.

We hypothesize that ecological conditions in urbanizing landscapes are influenced through biophysical changes by four urban pattern variables: land use intensity, land cover composition, landscape configuration, and connectivity of the impervious area.

The resistivity of VO2 thin films changes by three to five orders of magnitude during this phase transition.

The limited magnitude of transcript changes by miR-499 suggests that the hypertrophic phenotype observed was not due to gross gene expression disruption.

However, the p-value for the interaction between ROX1 and YAP6 changes by three orders of magnitude, thus transforming the feedback loop into a feedforward loop that is consistent with BQS.

All of these mutations occurred in at least one primary MM and all were designated as 'damaging' (mutations occur at conservative sites or lead to structural changes) by three different functional predictors.