Sentence examples similar to a long term separation from inspiring English sources
Fissures at the top of the cliff, the source zone of the landslide, were discovered more than 40 years ago, indicating a long-term separation of the column from Jiwei Mountain.
As for the short-term, a long-term separation led to a higher decrease in populations of locally-infested plants compared to the systemically-infested ones (Z = 3.55, P = 0.001).
The high genetic divergence between Italian and northern/central European aurochsen is compatible with a long-term separation and small levels, if any, of gene flow.
Recent studies indicate that most large rivers act as genetic barriers for mouse lemurs [ 19, 20] and it has been suggested that a long-term separation between adjacent Inter-River-Systems (IRSs) promoted speciation in this clade [ 19].
As i noted above, I believe our path has to be the long term separation of these projects, so that each can move as fast as possible into new things.
Thus, long term separation appears to be almost necessary for successful breeding in cheetahs, although hormonal changes may not be involved.
A Long term I'm optimistic.
"Nature conservation is a long term thing.
This is a long-term project.
