Sentence examples for two ways directed from inspiring English sources

The absence of new mutants in the lawn has been explained in two ways—"directed mutation" and "hypermutable states".

Lepidocrocite thin films have been electrochemically synthesised on polycrystalline Au substrates following two ways, direct synthesis and synthesis via green rust (GR).

Increases in fuel consumption affect the airlines in two ways; direct impact on the cost of operation, and decline in demand for air travel and air cargo.

Increases in fuel prices affect the airlines in two ways; direct impact on the operating cost, and declines the demand for air travel and air cargo.

Increases in fuel consumption have an influence on the airlines in two ways; direct impact on the operating cost, and declines the demand for air travel and air cargo.

The components were measured in two ways – direct and indirect measurements.

In general, activity of AChE can be affected in two ways: direct inhibition of enzymatic activity or suppression of transcription.

These findings as a whole suggest that MCs tryptase may sustain colon cancer cell growth in two ways: direct proliferative effect via PAR-2 stimulation and indirect support through angiogenesis stimulation.

Genomic 8-oxoG can be formed in two ways; direct oxidation of a guanine residue in a genomic sequence or oxidation at the nucleotide pool levels, i.e. the formation of 8-oxo-dGTP followed by its incorporation during DNA synthesis.

This can be achieved in two ways: direct puncture of the vial for each patient as recommended by Ng et al, 7 Chen et al 8 and Ornek et al, 9 or division by a compounding pharmacy in view of the excellent stability profile of the drug.

Data on socio-demographics will also be collected in two ways: direct data collection from the participant (age, gender, country of origin, residential address, school address) and from the community (region) using the 2006 ABS Census data (e.g. mean income, education, occupation, indigenous status, family structure, country of origin, English-speaking).