Sentence examples for a departure between from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'a departure between' is not correct English and is not usable in written English
If you want to use a phrase with the word 'departure' in it, you would use 'a departure from'. For example: "The new policy is a departure from previous regulations."
The package costs £1,169pp for a departure between 15 and 29 February, with four- and five-star accommodation, Emirates flights from Glasgow via Dubai and car hire.
When this equivalence ratio is outside the flammability limits, diffusive fluxes across isomixture fraction surfaces lead to a departure between the FPI tabulation and the reference detailed chemistry flames.
That is, there is a departure between the simulated mean PAM score and the true mean PAM score at about 9 missing items (with the simulated mean always being higher than the true mean) and a consistent increase in the average minimum and maximum range of scores with each additional missing item.
If it is a success it marks another chapter in a new departure between the two countries.
To objectify whether there was a difference between departure and arrival concerning total number of variables beyond threshold, we used the Wilcoxon signed ranks test.
"There used to be a significant departure between what the aspirational golfer and the competitive player could use," Sine, of Acushnet, said.
Finally, Figs. 4, 5, and 6 display the distributions of wealth post-departure, in 2012, comparing again households with a migrant departure between 2007 and 2012, with the whole population.
However, it is likely that the marked and long lasting increase in ER in fiber initials was unique to the ovular trichomes, indicating an early departure between the developmental programs that give rise to ovular and leaf trichomes.
We observed a departure from multiplicativity between slow acetylation status and passive exposure occurring exclusively before a woman's first live birth (AOR = 1.9), and a positive departure for women whose first passive exposure to tobacco smoke occurred between the ages of 12 and 20 (AOR = 2.4).
In this, the largest case-only study to evaluate the interaction between acetylation status and exposure to tobacco smoke, we found little evidence to support a departure from multiplicativity between acetylation status and a history of active smoking for women with breast cancer.
Their close partnership is a departure from the relations between others who have held their posts, most notably their immediate predecessors Janet Reno and Louis J. Freeh.
