Sentence examples for able to split in from inspiring English sources

The "half-train rule" stipulated that passenger trains had to be able to split in the case of emergency.

For example, a study of 49 Indian strains determined that none of the strains were able to split urea in the parasitic yeast phase; however, detectable urease activity was observed in the mycelial phase [ 42].

▪ Remarkably, this study shows that the pterygopalatine suture can be split by an orthopedic appliance without the need of surgery in late adolescents; MSE was able to split the pterygopalatine suture in its lower part in 53% of the sutures, as the pyramidal process of the palatine bone was pulled out of the pterygoid notch of the pterygoid process.

That the funding nations felt able to split the telescope in half reflects how closely matched the two bids were.

These contracts make the case of Papua very different from that of Timor-Leste, which was able to split from Indonesia in 2002 after a long and sometimes brutal occupation.

This isn't the first time developers have been able to split their code — in fact, some of them try to fully automate the process.

This is where Bumble is way behind, and it has yet to be proven that truly niche dating apps (like one where the women have all the control) are going to be able to split up the dating pie in a valuable way for everyone.

Thiaminase I degrades thiamine in the presence of organic nucleophiles such as aniline, quinoline or pyridine into THZ and a HMP-nucleophile adduct [33], while thiaminase II is able to split thiamine into THZ and HMP in the presence of water [18].

It is known that O-glycosidase is able to split O-glycosides, including of O-arylglycosides, in biological systems.

Mr. Paterson on his way out the door found an issue in which he was able to split the difference and make everyone happy.

A wealth of different enzymes called hydrogenases have been found in microorganisms that are able to split or form hydrogen [18], [19].