Sentence examples for an early separation from inspiring English sources

This is because injected flow triggers an early separation and reduces aerodynamic performance.

From 92° on, the velocities far from the surface begin to decelerate and the profile becomes thicker and then S-shapes, with an early separation.

This already suggests an early separation of the S1 and S2 genes that predates the split of microsporidia and fungi.

This result is consistent with an early separation of HSPA6/7 and the common progenitor of HSPA8, HSPA2 and HSPA1, probably predating the evolution of Vertebrates.

There was an early separation of the curves that persisted with longer follow-up, with crude mortality rates significantly lower in patients undergoing cardiac catheterization in both community (12.7% vs. 3.5%) and interventional (9.1% vs. 4.2%) centers p < 0.0001.

The analysis of the survival curves in the E1684 study points out an early separation in the curves, thus suggesting that the higher plasma concentrations, achieved with the intravenous induction phase, may be critical and necessary for clinical benefit [ 5].

Indeed, as the AoA increases, the laminar bubble moves upstream, thus a larger extension will correctly result in an earlier separation.

We argue that the final separation of the two groups was ultimately governed by these events (Split B in Figure  2) but we acknowledge that the confidence interval for Split B also allows for an earlier separation.

However, the subtle spatial rearrangement of the endosome system induced by Exo2 treatment, and the failure of STx to efficiently access TGN46-positive compartments in Exo2-treated cells, perhaps points to an earlier separation of the toxin-trafficking routes, with a block at the EEs/TGN interface operating for STx, but not for CTx.

At lower Re, when the boundary layer should be entirely laminar, the effects of the thick shape of the profile lead to an earlier separation-induced transition which is typical of the S809 airfoil.

The variant name Tro-Cortesianus is a result of the early separation of the manuscript into two parts, the first part (pages 22 56 and 78 112) being known as Troano for its first owner, Juan Tro y Ortolano, and the second (pages 1 21 and 57 77) being known as Cortesianus.