The phrase "in two settings" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something occurring in two different environments or contexts. Example: The study was conducted in two settings: a laboratory and a natural outdoor space.
We evaluate Pipasic in two settings: a diagnostic setting where we distinguish two closely related cowpox virus strains at varying concentrations and a metaproteomic dataset from an acid mine drainage (AMD) environment.
> -wrap-foot> As mentioned in the Introduction section, our approach will be evaluated in two settings: in the first setting, we employ gold-standard temporal relations, and in the second one, we employ automatically identified temporal relations.
To evaluate phasing accuracy, we repeated the haplotype phasing using genotype data in the four populations (CEU, CHB, JPT, YRI) in Phase 2 of the International HapMap Project (HapMap2) [ 3] in two settings: (i) with the full set of autosomal SNP data; (ii) with a reduced set of autosomal SNPs that have been thinned to reflect the SNP density similar to the Affymetrix 50 K Xba array.
There were three sets of participants: (i) Men diagnosed with PC and their partners in two settings: The first group were recruited from the ProtecT trial.
Following the BioCreative 2012 Track III guidelines, for each evaluation, we asked a human curator to process a total of 50 documents in two settings: curate one collection of 25 PubMed abstracts manually and the other set of 25 abstracts with the use of PubTator.
He decided to wash glass in two settings.
The play exists in two settings, one French, as originally produced; the other American, as presented on Broadway, and it's the latter that Polanski and Reza have adapted for the screen.
And just as meeting the same people in two settings has propelled forward our friendships, I felt how the intersection of these two disparate but quintessentially local phenomena, trivia and the Blues, forged my new identity.
Double aortic arch with atretic left arch can occur in two settings.
Nunn (2008b) tests the Engerman-Sokoloff hypothesis in two settings: across 29 former New World countries and across US counties and states.
The aim of this study was to evaluate how many patients with MS are diagnosed within the NICE timelines in two settings specific for Croatia.
