Sentence examples for two separate means from inspiring English sources

Unlike the United States, Russia no longer has two separate means of validating an attack warning.

Alcohol consumption was estimated by two separate means, the Mm-MAST test and γ-GT levels in serum.

In Sector 2, located west of the South Patagonian Icefield, there are also three separate mean orientations, with most of the lineaments concentrated between azimuths 0° and 80° (mean at ~ 36°); and two other orogen-oblique means at azimuth ~ 122° and ~ 163°.

In the case of AMUA responses we calculated two separate response means, one for sites that had stereotypic and stimulus-locked responses (mean correlation coefficient between responses >0.5, see results).

Thus, having two separate assumptions means that in Theorem 2.6 we specify a subclass of the class of domains satisfying Assumption 2.3.

Sacks said having two separate populations means there's more reason to hope that the subspecies may yet survive.

The bezel width, weight, and cost of two separate displays mean that the tablet wouldn't be able to compete in form or price.

The prospect of Skybolt ballistic missiles, with which each V-bomber could strike at two separate targets, meant that fewer bombers would be needed, while the government were unhappy with Sir Frederick Handley Page's resistance to their pressure to merge his company with competitors.

Live-cell imaging revealed midbody resolution times from two separate experiments (mean times were 1: 97 ± 33 min; 2: 204 ± 95 min; 3: 103 min ±48; 4: 98 ± 38 min; 5: 145 ± 65 min).

The main independent variables were sex, age, and profession, with the age variable divided into two separate categories (mean age <35 years or ≥35 years).

The time spent in abscission until midbody resolution was analyzed in two separate experiments (mean times were 1: 100 ± 57 min: 2: 171 ± 122 min: 3: 53 ± 41 min: 4: 54 ± 41 min).