pairwise

American  

[pair-wahyz] / ˈpɛərˌwaɪz /

adverb

1. in pairs or as a pair; with two at a time.

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Example Sentences

“The main reason for this is the lower risk of U.S. equities and a below-average pairwise correlation to other markets.”

From MarketWatch

Their pairwise kinship comparisons between the living descendant, S.W.

From Science Daily

This is an example of where flavor-minded gene editing can shine, says Tom Adams, co-founder and CEO of Pairwise.

From Scientific American

One company, Pairwise, is fighting the same compounds that plagued Brussels sprouts: glucosinolates.

From Scientific American

Whereas Pairwise is snipping out the gene sequences that produce an enzyme that interferes with flavor, Sound Agriculture is programming gene expression.

From Scientific American