Sentence examples for in defence between from inspiring English sources

These sequences, together with transcripts of other functional groups, will be checked for SNPs and InDels that may explain the differences in defence between the two oak types.

It should be interesting to know whether the difference in defence between incompatible and compatible species is influenced by reactions in self-incompatible vs. self-compatible pistils, or competitive pollen and pistil traits connected to the difference in pistil environment.

Here's another fact: America already has the fewest ships since 1916, despite a 70% increase in defence spending between 2001 and 2010.

Member states agreed the target in 2006 in order to address the increasing gap in defence spending between the US and European members.

After defeats to Aston Villa and Bolton in September, Birmingham remained unbeaten at home for the remainder of the campaign and conceded only 13 goals there in total, a remarkable record that owed much to the excellent partnership in central defence between Scott Dann and Roger Johnson but also the work ethic McLeish fostered throughout the side, none of which looks like changing.

Blue females are dubbed andromorphs [ 12] and also are supposed to mimic male behaviour to avoid male harassment [ 12, 50- 52], why did we find no differences in immune defence between the female morphs?

The two prime ministers "recognised the enormous future potential for transfer and collaborative projects in defence equipment and technology between the two countries", the statement added.

Some subtlety - a bit of grey to soften the extremes - is the next stage, for there are no half measures between biff, even in defence, and block.

The Polish Russian War of 1792 (also, War of the Second Partition, and in Polish sources, War in Defence of the Constitution was fought between the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth on one side, and the Targowica Confederation (conservative nobility of the Commonwealth opposed to the new Constitution of 3 May 1791) and the Russian Empire under Catherine the Great on the other.

"But whoever plays in the centre of defence between Stoney, Faye White and Bradley for England will know how to deal with that.

He has a good feel for linkages between science and politics, particularly in defence.