The phrase "a large separation in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant distance or difference between two or more entities, such as concepts, objects, or locations.
Example: "There is a large separation in the opinions of the two political parties regarding climate change."
Alternatives: "a significant gap in" or "a considerable divide in".
Since there is a large separation in the length scales of the surface roughness, which is in the micrometer range, and conventional structural components, we employ a numerical homogenization approach to extract effective traction-separation laws to derive effective interface parameters.
We have extended our pair-wise analysis to TF families, demonstrating that in any given tissue there is a large separation in expression level between the family members with similar DNA binding site motifs.
Additionally, the higher potential feature is in good agreement with the value for the FAD cofactor determined by redox titration at 303 K, −305 mV. Figure 9A shows the fitting for a case where the cooperativity of each cofactor is perfect (by requiring a large separation in the crossed, formal one-electron potentials described by eq 1).
An IDI above zero indicates improved discrimination (i.e. a larger separation in mean predicted risk between events and nonevents) with the addition of the PIMR.
When stratified by Old World/New World, the tropical strains remain essentially unchanged, but a large separation occurred in the temperate strains: median survival was 14 days (95% CI 14 15) for New World temperate strains and 20 days (95% CI 19 21) for Old World temperate strains.
The two acceptors are separated by 33 nt, which upon RecA binding results in a large separation and negligible FRET between them (Joo et al., 2006).
We consider the problem of quantum resonances in magnetic scattering by two solenoidal fields at large separation in two dimensions.
The large separation in time indicates that both monuments were not conceived or planned as a whole.
Two set of samples were prepared for the experiments: (A) QDs with strong anisotropy in shape along [ 0 1 ¯ 1 ] direction and with partial ordering along that; (B) QDs with weak or no anisotropy on the (100) surface and large separation in both in-plane directions.
Finally, it should be noted that there is no current difference between the former DCCT intensive and conventional groups in SIF, which was measured 16 to 17 years after the large separation in HbA1c between the groups ended.
However, the low temperature of the predicted inflection (∼100 K), as well as the large separation in low-temperature disorder between our experimental data (data points in Figure 6C) and predictions from high temperature (red line in Figure 6C), suggest that thermal depopulation of protein alternative conformations cannot by itself account for the observed ∼200 K transition.
