Sentence examples for a considerable separation from inspiring English sources

It was found that the undesirable disadvantage of the remixing effect could be reduced effectively by suitably tilting the column and controlling the flow-rate fraction at both top and bottom product streams, leading to a considerable separation efficiency improvement.

Just as the results of the Wall Street investment houses varied widely, there was considerable separation in the performance of the country's three biggest banks, which all reported earnings this week.

Because I also find evidence of considerable separation between the black and white labor markets in the North, this finding implies that internal migration within the North did not arbitrage away Southern-immigration-induced relative local labor supply shocks for blacks.3.3

Considerable separation of the bones in the region (greater than 2 mm. of displacement and 15 degrees of tarso-metatarsal separation) requires operative care.

The centrosomes came apart within minutes and had undergone considerable separation within the first 5 min after release.

Genetic diversity among the 187 WA sorghum genotypes was high, with considerable separation of the three races, but no separation due to geographic origin.

However, if there is considerable separation between exposed and unexposed subjects on the propensity score, there may be few unexposed subjects with high propensity scores, even when there are many times more unexposed subjects than exposed subjects.

Therefore, the ancestors of both birds probably remained capable of flight for a considerable time after the separation of their lineage.

Takai and Nakamura ( 2010) have also noted that phase separation has a considerable impact on intra-field variations in hydrothermal fluid chemistry.

Evaluations demonstrate that the iterative procedure converges quickly in a considerable range of SNRs and improves separation results significantly.

It is immediately evident that the two soft masking techniques, GMM and FCM, improve the separation quality by a considerable amount.