Sentence examples for factors in two from inspiring English sources

This study attempts to extend the understanding of these factors in two parts.

To reflect this corruption, LaBute factors in two of Adam's friends, a suitably airheaded, fractious couple who are soon to be married (underwater, as it happens).

Molecular prevalence of nine putative virulence factors in two more prevalent Brucella species in Iranian patients and livestock was investigated.

In this paper measurements are described which were used to determine damping (loss factors) in two timber species, King William pine and spruce.

The aim of this present study was to compare the pattern of maxillofacial injuries, severity and risk factors in two university hospitals in Peninsular Malaysia.

The calculator lets you plug in the amount of the mortgage, then automatically factors in two points, which is lender lingo for 2 percent of the loan amount, for fees.

The Coast Guard recently raised its estimate of average passenger weight after the National Transportation Safety Board warned that outdated estimates that passengers weighed only 140 pounds, on average, were factors in two deadly accidents in which overweight boats capsized.

Slippery roads and an iced-over bridge were cited as factors in two of three fatal crashes that occurred in Virginia late Saturday and early Sunday, on Interstates 81 and 64 and on a rural road in Brunswick County, state police spokeswoman Corinne Geller said.

Mosquito Transmission Of Dog Heartworm (Dirofilaria Immitis), From The Laboratory To The Field: Dna Barcoding Blood Meal Analysis For Vector Incrimination, Refining Degree-Day Development Models For Diurnal Temperature Fluctuation, And Assessing Knowledge And Socio-Behavioral Risk Factors In Two Endemic Residential Areas.

In this paper, two criteria are proposed for evaluating the projectivity and uniformity properties of projections onto active factors in two-level nonregular fractional factorial designs.

Seatbelt non-use, inexperience and alcohol use were the deadliest behavioral factors in single-vehicle crashes, while fatigue, reckless driving and seatbelt non-use were the deadliest factors in two-vehicle crashes.