Sentence examples for between both terms from inspiring English sources
It wasn't until he visited New York City as a missionary and met people from "almost every country in Latin America," that he said he was finally able to understand the difference between both terms.
The essential distinction between both terms is the time at which each event occurs.
Note that for a single plaquette the Ising-type coupling ∼ V commutes with the ring-exchange interaction, and a competition between both terms in the Hamiltonian (11) appears only in systems consisting of two or more plaquettes.
However, India is a large country and there large differences between states both in terms of progress among marginalized groups and in terms of interventions implemented to reach these groups.
The placental structure varies widely between species both in terms of barriers between maternal and fetal circulations and the shape of the interchange region.
The results showed differences between populations both in terms of numbers of alleles and their frequencies as well as variation in expected heterozygosity values.
Response to radiotherapy varies between individuals both in terms of efficacy and adverse reactions.
The next step for building a logic model is to specify the interactions between species both in terms of the species that interact as well as whether the interaction is activating or inhibitory.
48 Compared with unadjusted analyses, our adjusted analyses reduced the estimated differences between groups both in terms of mortality and implant survival but the potential for other residual confounders cannot be ruled out.
These tables demonstrate ample variation between countries both in terms of the outcomes and causal conditions.>> Ideally, all cases included in an fsQCA would be studied in-depth; however, for this study this would require a prohibitively large number of studies.
No construction differences are mentioned between the two, with both terms referring to horse-carrying vessels (usserii) capable of carrying from 20 to 40 horses.
