Sentence examples for between the two divided from inspiring English sources

The England international would be in breach of contract should he miss the start of the tour without Liverpool's permission and the Professional Footballers Associationn may then step in to mediate between the two divided parties.

Unlikely to the same divided country like West Germany, political space in which liberals and social democratic elites present their ideas and policy alternatives could not be created in South Korea by the extreme antagonism between the two divided Koreas.

Cytokinesis defects could also be associated with other cell cycle phenotypes, such as abnormally segregating kinetoplasts, and/or mis-positioning of segregated kinetoplasts between the two divided nuclei.

Student Councils are breaking the silence on violence in schools in Kosovo, if they are given the opportunity there is no doubt that their power can be strong enough to expand the discussion beyond school level and create space for tolerant inter-ethnic dialogue between the two divided communities in Kosovo.

The change of HRQOL scores from admission to discharge was evaluated in several different ways: with a paired sample t-test for each domain of the CSF-36 separately for each disease, with a change ratio (CR, the difference between the two divided by the baseline means), and with a standardized response mean (SRM) [ 13, 14], used to reflect the degree of change.

During anaphase and telophase, phosphorylated CRMP4 also localized to microtubules and to the cortex and cleavage furrow located between the two dividing cells (Fig. 7).

The column 'Diff/SD' refers to the difference between the two samples divided by the standard deviation of the full sample.

This is the difference in means between the two groups, divided by the pooled standard deviation (SD) of the measurements.

Cohen's d is the standardized difference between the two means divided by the pooled standard deviation at post-test.

We determined the effect size by taking the differences between the two means divided by the standard deviation of the scores in the reference population.

We also provide in this report an ICER defined as the difference in mean costs between the two groups divided by the difference in SAQAF response rate.