The phrase "counterpart between" is not grammatically correct on its own.
It would need to be part of a larger sentence in order to be usable in written English. Some possible examples of how it could be used are: - "The counterpart between them was clear; while one preferred to read books, the other preferred to watch movies." - "The treaty established a partnership and a counterpart between the two countries." - "There was a strong sense of connection and counterpart between the two cities, despite their geographical distance."
An attractive parameter Ps is introduced for describing the strength of attractive force relative to its repulsive counterpart between large particles.
You can't discount other athletes in the fiercely competitive discipline, but a fascinating showdown between Idowu and Tamgho; between the outdoor World and European Champion and his indoor counterpart; between experience and youth, promises to be one of the highlights of this season's athletics.
Sequence comparison revealed that the mRNA sequence of ENSGALESTG00000033205 showed low similarity (45%) to that of JOSD3, which is in sharp contrast to the high similarity of the snoRNA counterpart between the two species.
The overall intraspecific dN/dS ratio was 4.14 times larger than the counterpart between species, which is compatible with a nearly neutral model in which most amino acid substitutions are slightly deleterious [ 75].
THE BONDS BETWEEN birth parent and birth child, between birth parents and their foster counterparts, between foster child and foster parent are often uneasy and rarely fixed.
Aquinas, and this also Aristotle, who goes on thinking, he says, well of course it's always very difficult to find exact counterparts between crime and punishment.
For example, the parties do not know in advance the exact tradeoff of their counterparts between different outcomes.
While the highest rate of those with the disease overall was black males, white women were more likely to develop the condition than their black counterparts, between the years of 1999 and 2011.
Some dialects have productive lenition of voiceless consonants into their voiced counterparts between vowels.
Nevertheless, the European groups were actually more cohesive than their US counterparts between 2004 and 2009.
But young men reduced their miles more than twice as fast as their female counterparts between 2001 and 2009.
