Sentence examples for two more surveys from inspiring English sources
The phrase "two more surveys" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional number of surveys that need to be completed or conducted. Example: "Before we finalize our findings, we need to conduct two more surveys to gather additional data."
Two more surveys — a Survation poll, in the Daily Mirror, and a poll from BMG Research, for the New Statesman — broke down their numbers to one decimal place, but neither of them could find a leader, either.
The FiveThirtyEight model gives him a 91 percent chance of winning Arizona and an 89 percent chance of taking Michigan — although these estimates should be thought of as provisional until one or two more surveys in these states are released.
Two more surveys mirrored these results.
And in the final week, two more surveys, one from PPP and one from Siena College, both showed Hochul leading by similar margins.
Two more surveys in different rural Tanzanian communities among children and adults documented the prevalence of skin disorders of 35% and 27% respectively with infectious dermatoses comprising the bulk [ 6, 7].
Pulse Asia plans four more surveys, including one a week before the 9 May elections, Holmes said.
Since then, three more surveys have been acquired, one in 1995, one in 1996 and the last one so far in 1999.
This finding follows two more national surveys released on Monday, which produced very similar results.
In the meantime, I still have two more atlas surveys to do before this year's deadline at the end of May.
More recently, there have been two more accurate surveys of homeobox genes in the human genome.
While the methods differed in their qualitative behavior at low surveying effort, both methods converged on an unbiased estimate of population size and an interquartile range approximately two-thirds the population size at an effort of thirteen survey kilometers (0.26 km2, or 0.26% of the total area) spread over two or more surveys (Figs. 3 4).
