Sentence examples for apart indicate from inspiring English sources

Two lines, spaced about a quarter-inch apart, indicate this high point.

The frequent recovery of EcO157 from a variety of distant sites in the Salinas watershed and the spinach outbreak F/Rs, and also the isolation of identical, or closely related MLVA types from the same locations, days or months apart, indicate that contamination may be more prevalent than assumed previously.

The finding of genotypically identical strains of another species of Pseudomonas four years apart indicate that also other bacteria could remain in the production line for years.

Dots that are close together imply little progression over time whereas dots that are farther apart indicate faster progression (or improvement).

The 2 cases reported here, occurring >1 year apart, indicate that OPV is circulating in domestic, and possibly wild, local fauna; they underscore the need for physicians and veterinarians to become aware of the risk for OPV zoonoses.

He held his hands about a foot apart, indicating that the Yankee pitchers are throwing the ball out of the strike zone.

Typically couplets are at intervals of 8 10 cm apart indicating pulses of sedimentation in flowing water.

The word ronri, when considered not as a unified word but as two words that can be read apart, indicates "discussions (ron) of principle (ri)," a typically Neo-Confucian activity.

For the fabricated SMNWs, we assume the dominant mechanism of electrical conductivity is a mixture of hopping and tunneling, depending on the different structure of ZnO NP entrapment in Figures 3 and 4. The dispersed ZnO NPs are spaced less than 10 nm apart, indicating that tunneling may be dominant - especially at higher applied electric fields as shown in Figure 3c.

The LED light output was attenuated by neutral density filters (Kodak Wratten) to provide five illumination levels, or adapting backgrounds; each one log-unit apart, indicated as BG0 (107 photoconversions s−1), BG-1, BG-2, BG-3, and BG-4.

In fact, phylogenetic analysis shows that, although some sequences are indeed very similar, others are quite phylogenetically apart, indicating that either contamination originated from distinct sources, or the original virus had undergone distinct evolutionary pathways during replication.