Sentence examples for one or two thousand from inspiring English sources
However, these studies were typically based only on one or two thousand nucleotide characters or from a small number of genetic markers and therefore, each tree typically had low bootstrapping values or resulted in variations to this tree when differing methods or maternally, paternally or bi-parentally inherited data are used, suggesting that some of these relationships are still contentious.
The first step toward this was taken by adding a graph similarity view (see "Implementation" section, or the official documentation), which is primarily useful to perform SAR on small (one or two thousand molecules) datasets.
It also allows European manufacturers to ship their goods directly to the heart of China's emerging markets — inland cities like Chengdu, Chongqing, and Wuhan, places that are becoming some of the most dynamic cities in the world today — rather than first shipping all the way to a seaport on China's east coast just to transship by road or rail for one or two thousand kilometers back west again.
I'll probably lose one or two thousand tomato plants this year".
"In a population of 140 million, one or two thousand is absolutely meaningless," he said.
It ended with practically just the Dominican Republic expressing its readiness to accept one or two thousand Jews, and a couple of other countries.
Over 70 years, that £5,000 house might have gone up to £5m or £10m – one or two thousand-fold.
