Sentence examples for between two different site from inspiring English sources

Thus, the comparison clarifies the site response behavior between two different site conditions.

A study in Mikawa bay, Japan, indicated that the adult stage of S. fuscescens tends to be inhabiting around the mouth of the bay where close to the open water; however, there was no significant spatial difference in immature stage between two different sites in shoreline (Kamohara et al. 2007).

Emanuel successfully prodded the city council in March to unanimously vote to allow Obama to choose between two different sites on parkland in the South Side as a location for the library.

"The new Apple.com takes the very best of our existing site and our online store to give customers one simple destination to learn and buy without navigating between two different sites.

One study by a behavioral ecologist, John Alcock, showed that a large majority of the marked wasps returned to the same perch day after day, and two males swapped between two different sites.

Interaction between two different sites makes resistance more complex.

i and j represent particular sites of metastasis or the primary tumour itself (in other words, one may discover links either between the primary tumour and specific sites of metastasis, or between two different sites of metastasis).

Two different site types could be identified between the six excavated sites – dune and natural levee sites – which had contemporaneous periods of occupation, but different occupation histories.

Observations of protein turnover rates in involved and uninvolved skin were similar between the two different sites (Figure 1).

In relative terms the same decrease by about 10% between the two different sites was found for adsorption of He [27] and CH4 [28,29].

We would like to highlight that the swim bladder larval infection model is feasible only at a later larval developmental stage (at which point the hindbrain compartment is no longer accessible); hence, it does not allow for direct comparison between the two different sites of infection discussed in this work.