Sentence examples for apart produced from inspiring English sources
Fish from caves that are far apart produced far more sighted offspring.
At this ridge, the sea floor spreads very slowly about 2cm (less than an inch) a year.Upping the speed at which the wax was pulled apart produced a ridge like the fast-spreading (18cm a year) East-Pacific Rise.
However, 45% of duplicate samples collected 30 seconds apart produced inconsistent results, i.e., EcO157 was isolated from one sample, but not the other, suggesting that the incidence and concentration of EcO157 in the watershed are dynamic events.
For both methoxychlor and o, p′-DDT, doses spaced about 10-fold apart produced essentially equivalent responses.
Simultaneous RF application to clusters of three electrodes spaced 0.5 cm apart produced RFA necrosis of 4.7 ± 0.1 cm in ex vivo liver and 3.1 ± 0.2 cm in in vivo liver.
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The Southwest, including part of California, is an area apart, producing art distinct from what is often called "Western Americana".
As sulfur compounds, spewed out by volcanoes, float in the air, ultraviolet light hits them and breaks them apart, producing a ratio of isotopes later preserved in rocks.
"Right now we can do anything, make a movie in French or in Spanish, together or apart, producing or not producing, helping with the writing and ping-ponging ideas.
Sluka et al. [13], [14] modified this method for use in rodents and showed that two injections of acidic saline into the gastrocnemius muscle of rats 2 to 5 days apart produce mechanical hyperalgesia (hereafter only referred to as "allodynia" or "allodynia-like" responses) that lasts for several weeks.
In the stratosphere, ultraviolet light breaks N2O apart, producing NO, which in turn acts as a catalyst to break down ozone.
