Sentence examples for double significance from inspiring English sources

The original play has a double significance.

In this aspect the exhibition has a double significance for the archæologist and the historian.

The city of Nuremberg, scene of the Nazi war criminals' trials, held a double significance for Tom Kremer.

Shooting Ursula was my first job as a freelancer, so it had a double significance.

To them, coming out of two decades of political tumoil and high inflation, the euro had a double significance.

The turn of the third century CE known as the Jian'an era or Three Kingdoms period—holds double significance for the Chinese cultural tradition.

The protein concentrations were less than doubled; significance testing was not reported.

The double-significance Neyman Pearson formula for sample size calculation that is now in vogue results in immense sample sizes that can lead to illogical interpretations.

The current double-significance method of Neyman Pearson attempts to address problems with equivalence testing, but it leads to very large sample sizes and illogical results.

_Why so much emphasis on the word (and notion) of an I.D.? _ I meant "I.D" to have a double, symbolic significance: how do we "identify" the true circumstances of our lives?

Proteins matching only one peptide (p < 0.05) were only positively identified if the ion score value of the matching peptide was at least double the significance threshold [ 65].