Sentence examples for two measures rather from inspiring English sources
Because accuracy involves a combination of a random component and a systematic (bias) component, it seems appropriate to present accuracy as two measures rather than one combined measure.
In doing so, the distinct effect for each measure can be estimated and compared [ 38] (though correlation between the two measures was rather low (Phi = 0.24)).
This nonzero intercept in the relationship between these two types of measures, rather than differences in measurement error between the PCR and Southern blot methods, also explains the much wider coefficient of variation of relative LTL compared with that of absolute LTL.
Thus, it may be more reasonable to attribute increases in these two measures to occupational requirements rather than voluntary preparedness behaviors induced by participation in response planning.
The committees have previously called for an individual motion on each of the 35 measures, rather than one vote on the whole package.
The stability of knowledge structure over time, including day-to-day, is not known and the results from this study would have been strengthened by several repeated measures of knowledge structure, rather than simply two measures separated by one year.
The two measures differ because the ONS compares median hourly earnings – rather than annual earnings – and excludes overtime.
But weren't those measures rather liberal?
