Sentence examples for have been conducted between from inspiring English sources
Several head-to-head trials have been conducted between trazodone (dose range 150 450 mg) and second-generation antidepressants in patients with MDD.
Moreover, comparative studies have been conducted between this model and nine empirical correlations and equations of state.
Most field tests leading to this synthesis have been conducted between 35°N and 35°S and/or with bivalves in the families Veneridae and Tellinidae.
The comparisons have been conducted between the outdoor PV module measurements and the simulated results, for two different days; a sunny day (May 11 , 2015 and a cloudy day (December 13 , 2015.
Comparisons have been conducted between the data produced from the simulation and that from an urban experimental study carried out in a real architectural complex on the campus of Chongqing University, China in July 2005 and January 2006.
Although no scientific studies have been conducted between the public perspective of persons with disabilities and their portrayals in the movies, seeing positive images of us in the media can only foster further integration in society.
But no major comparison has been conducted between Australia and New Zealand in contrast to France and Germany.
Comparison has been conducted between experimental results, Eurocode reinforced concrete and Masonry Standards Joint Committee (MSJC) design specifications.
A comparative study has been conducted between the predicted results of this study, the experimental data, and the existing correlation as shown in Figure 6.
Whereas studies that compare seasonal worker programmes in the United States and Canada with those in Europe have been undertaken, no major comparative study has been conducted between France, Germany and the recent temporary foreign worker programmes of the Pacific (Martin, 2007).
A simulation-based comparative study has been conducted between the derived nonlinear GMC ASE control algorithm and a gain-scheduled proportional integral (GSPI) law in terms of constant composition control.
