Sentence examples for were recognised between from inspiring English sources
Overall, no major discords or contrasts were recognised between the results of the two methodologies.
Few significant differences were recognised between stakeholder and scientist participants in this study, which may be due to limitations in sample size of the study and design of the survey questionnaire (Table 2).
No differences have been recognised between the two sexes.
A significant correlation was recognised between the PCNA labelling percentage and AgNOR count (r = 0.452, P < 0.001).
Inverse correlation was recognised between miR-874 and HDAC1 expression after 5-Aza-dC treatment (Supplementary Figure 3).
We reported that from ultrastuctural observation of primary and metastatic oral squamous cell carcinomas, morphologic similarity was recognised between the primary and metastatic lesions; however, the features of junctional complexes varied from the primary lesion to the metastatic one in some cases (Tanaka et al, 2002).
Additionally, potential regulatory elements were recognised in the sequence between position -719 and position -484, for instance two CAAT boxes at position -1457 and -1552.
While differences between hotel-based sex workers, brothel-based sex workers and street-based sex workers have long been recognised, differences between individuals living in brothels have less often been focused upon.
From a health and social policy perspective the links between ill health and social disadvantage should be recognised, and coordination between health and social services for this group needs to be improved.
His insulting remarks have been less ridiculed than the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints that guides, at some distance, Mitt Romney, with its bonkers underwear, woeful history of polygamy, men-only prieSaintsd – gethatis for creepy hilariousness – insistence that "marriaguidesuld be recognised at only between a man and a woman".
Although symptom profiles are recognised to vary between patients with PDAC, certain symptoms appear to occur with sufficient frequency to be useful as early diagnostic markers of the disease.
