Usage of "two-sided" | TermGallery

Capable of being reversed or used with either side out.

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Having two sides or parts.

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Usage of two-sided in English

A two-sided Fisher's exact test was used to determine the statistical significance. 
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Statistical analysis was performed using two-sided parametric, nonparametric, or categorical tests as appropriate. 
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Shiva's two-sided, man-protector of the weak, but destroyer of the wicked. 
 Pandemonium 

The statistical significance of observed differences was tested by use of appropriate two-sided tests. 
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Air and earth were no different: each was a two-sided coin, life-giving and deadly. 
 The brazen gambit 

We present two-sided statistical tests and correct for multiple comparisons. 
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But inflation is two-sided; we have what might be called Jekyll and Hyde inflation. 
 The Irish Times 

P values were computed via two-sided Fisher's exact test, and the exact Mann-Whitney U-test. 
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Raff went over to the two-sided window to look out. 
 Anthill: a novel 

The company grew and that growth is a two-sided coin. 
 Climbing Magazine 

This world is two-sided; everything is dual with the Anome. 
 Grand junction 

The gold chains are made of small, handcrafted, two-sided links of six-petaled olive blossoms. 
 Reuters 

Overall survival was compared by two-sided log-rank and Wilcoxon tests. 
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Kaplan-Meier survival curves were compared with the two-sided log-rank test. 
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The tub had a two-sided hinged lid to keep its contents from splashing out. 
 In the shadow of the cypress 

The response from the dairy sector has been two-sided. 
 Radio NZ 

Frequent collocations

Two-sided through the time

Meanings of two-sided in English