Sentence examples for between the two established from inspiring English sources
The investigation is urgent emotionally yet desultory in action, as such quests are in life, and the relation between the two, established and strengthened by the strategic positioning within the frame, keeps shifting, evolving, reaching a kind of emotional finality.
This heel-strike movement was followed by anteriorly directed tibial translation which was remarkably different between the two established groups.
As expected, the AP ranges calculated were different between the two established groups both in magnitude and timing during the gait cycle (GC; Figure 1(a)).
Without denying the existence of protocols that do produce highly similar results, we would like to emphasize that the significant differences observed between the two established methods point out the need for a careful planning of sample preparation in RNA-Seq experiments.
Over the past few years, the ruling coalition between the two established parties has tried a tricky balancing act of preserving the system of bureaucratic cronyism that since the 1970s they have helped to build, and modernising Greece's state and economy, as promised to international lenders.
Differences between the two established lines became obvious, with tissue samples of line 2 always showing a stronger transcriptional induction of the five target genes, compared with line 1.
The new guerrillas are not among the signers of the cease-fire agreements between the government of Sudan and the two established Darfur rebel groups, the Justice and Equality Movement and the Sudan Liberation Army.
Two functions were computed explaining a significant part of the morphometric variability between the six established and two proposed species (Wilk's λ = 0.006; F 35,120) = 8.355; p < 0.000).
Those heated campaigns split families and friends, scared away investors and defined the battle lines between two established parties -- the Parti Québecois for independence, the Liberals against -- that otherwise shared similar liberal economic and social agendas.
To investigate Shakespeare's "cultural DNA", Bate oscillates between two established parameters: the social, cultural, and physical conditions that Shakespeare inhabited, and the work that he produced in those conditions.
The shaky trust between the two sides, established over seven years of negotiations and security cooperation, turned out to be fragile enough to disintegrate in just two and a half weeks.
