Sentence examples for of two means from inspiring English sources

Basing the loan on one spouse's income instead of two means the lender will see a higher debt-to-income ratio.

Sickness was caused, it was thought, by one of two means: mysterious foreign objects would magically penetrate the body, causing disease, or a person's soul would leave the body, leaving him ill.

Soon there was consensus that cultural evolution occurred through one of two means: new technology and cultural practices were either locally invented in one place after another (innovation), or they were created in a few localities from whence they spread over a wide area (diffusion).

What is real, he says, is known by one of two means: perception or inference.[17] Seven things are known directly, by perception.

Significant differences were analyzed with t-test and one-way ANOVA (followed by a Tukey test) for comparison of two means or multiple comparisons, respectively.

An important application of CLT in this work arises in the estimation of speedup as the ratio of two means, T ¯ p and T ¯ 1.

The construction of two mean reduced order models and their stochastic counterparts are first performed.

For each sample, the average of two mean TLs calculated from two separate blots was used for statistical analysis.

A coefficient of zero means no correlation whatsoever.

A score of one means that one person gets everything.

A Gini index of one means a country's entire income goes to one person; a score of zero means the spoils are equally divided.