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The phrase "two-day time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a span of two days, usually consecutive. Example: Please complete this task within the two-day time frame.
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Both Mr. Walker and Mr. Bielec say the two-day time limit is the killer.
The opposition argues that the two-day time limit is intended expressly to sink the referendum.
Both MAP1A and RGS2 were insensitive to EGF alone over a two-day time course.
The emission wavelength was measured at 570 nm, and the recorded potential fluorescent units from fluorescent spectroscopy were recorded for every two-day time interval.
This two-day time series was chosen to monitor relative accumulation of Hg from different sources in amphipods over time, and to minimize the effects of algal death and decay on bioavailability of CH3Hg+ and Hg2+ associated with longer incubation periods.
But Despicable Me 2, the animated sequel to Universal's 2010 blockbuster, beat both movies on Saturday and conjured a £4.8 million gross over a two-day time frame.
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Nobody wants to see The Big Game on a two-day time-shifted delay.
Respondents completed a two-day time-diary, and their movements were tracked using a GPS data logger.
Relative MtDNAcn (RMtDNAcn) was determined by real-time PCR in blood DNA obtained on the 1st (time 1) and 4th day (time 2) of the same work week.
Eight of the runners finished the race within the fifty-two-day time limit.
At 12 hrs, 2nd day and 7th day time-points, 23, 2439 and 265 genes were found to be downregulated at 22.76%, 13.74% and 23.03% FDR, in that order (for gene lists, see additional file 3).
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