Sentence examples for a definite separation of from inspiring English sources

The phylogenetic analysis (NJ, MP, and Bayesian inference) in this study indicated a definite separation of Peninsular Malaysia's M. f. fascicularis from insular populations and the monophyletic state of Peninsular Malaysia's population, which is more closely related to Indochinese populations.

Look for a definite separation between a ball of solid butter and the liquid buttermilk.

Jonson became increasingly preoccupied with the dramatic unities, while other writers of the Jacobean period such as John Webster, Thomas Middleton, and John Ford favoured a more definite separation of comedy and tragedy than had been the case in Elizabethan drama.

"When it feels like a definite separation, then I'll make that decision," Helton said.

In contrast, for the alpine breeds MWF, FGV and DFV there are more components needed for a definite separation.

Take into account the following factors: Have a definite separation.

Some remarked on the very definite separation of the two: 'The (student IHE group name) charity and the tradition of going away to developing countries it totally separate from the School of Medicine.

The RS method tended to provide a rather definite separation among the results of four kinds of comparisons: within samples, within Rbs, within Sus and between morphs.

Therefore, a definite physical separation has to be present to be detected through digital signal processing technology.

While it is worth noting that it is possible to devise a set of PubChem assays that give definite clear separation of active and inactive space even with a single conformer per compound, as our previous study identified [10], the focus of the present study is on getting a big picture from very heterogeneous data in PubChem.

Therefore, the polymerisation of DCHD proceeds through the transient stage of crystal structure without definite phase separation of monomer and polymer in the case of thermal polymerisation.