Sentence examples for specifically between the two from inspiring English sources

We identified secreted proteins that displayed polymorphisms specifically between the two UK isolates PST-87/7 and PST-08/21 PST-08/21ly differ in virulence to twhicheat differential varieties Ronlyus (YrRob) andiffertine (YrSol).

Lastly, we identified proteins that displayed non-synonymous substitutions specifically between the two UK isolates PST-87/7 and PST-08/21 PST-08/21ffer in virulence to twhicheat varieties.

Using this information, we identified putative secreted, haustoria-enriched proteins with non-synonymous polymorphisms specifically between the two UK isolates, which only differ in virulence to two known wheat differential varieties.

Interview transcripts were entered into MAXQDA 10 and analyzed thematically with regards to tandem cooperation specifically between the two physicians, any other collaborations they discussed, and barriers and/or enabling factors for collaborations with other physicians.

Notably, these improvements were obtained for both medical students as well as nursing students, implying that the 9th SMEC was not only able to improve attitudes towards IPE in both groups, but was also able to promote the importance of teamwork specifically between these two healthcare professions.

Freezing, the rat's version of passive coping, is known to depend on a specific set of connections in the brain — specifically, between two regions of the amygdala: the one that processes incoming signals about the external world and the one that regulates innate reactions like freezing (via outputs to the lower brainstem).

Turning further to Will's mediating cosmic role, while the Latin text translates "intermediary between the extremes," the Arabic text uses a dual grammatical form, translating more specifically as "intermediary between the two extremes".

More specifically, the relationship between the two has diverged to the point where personal spending is now at a record high relative to income, surpassing the level seen at the pre-financial crisis peak of housing bubble-induced euphoria.

The person conducting the seminar had not been asked this question before and did not know specifically the difference between the two, although he was quite sure both words meant the same thing: capable of being easily set on fire and of burning quickly.

These vectors defined a new space maximizing specifically the asymmetry between the two groups of tumors (sporadic or radiation-induced) of the matrix (classification space).

More specifically, the differences between the two sets of reported data are overcome by estimating a set of adjustment factors for each country's immigration and emigration data.