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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are mostly separated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where items, people, or concepts are generally not together or are divided in some way.
Example: "In the study, the participants are mostly separated into two distinct groups based on their preferences."
Alternatives: "are generally apart" or "are primarily divided".
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SEM images of the InP surface with Pt NPs after 1 h of EPD can be seen in Figure 4. Spherical Pt NPs are mostly separated except for some small groups formed during the EPD process.
In the Arnetminer network, topics are mostly separated among different edges and nodes in the network, while in the Flixster network there are significant overlaps on topics among nodes and edges.
In U.S. politics, these two concerns are mostly separated.
The species are mostly separated by large distributional gaps.
β-Carotene and long-chain CPs are mostly separated by RP-HPLC, preferably employing C18 columns.
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Fortunately, the Industrial scene in Europe is mostly separated from this nonsense.
Consequently, a new role for calmyrin in tissue morphogenesis emerged from such analysis of the hyaline membrane where the cells were mostly separated from one another.
Here, it can be visually seen that DCIS is mostly separated from IG-IDC and ILC but partially overlaps with HG-IDC, and ILC is well separated from other subtypes while IG-IDC and HG-IDC have partial overlapping.
The epiphyseal ossification centres were surrounded by a broad zone of cartilage and the epiphyses of adjacent vertebral bodies were mostly separated by a rudimentary intervertebral disc or completely fused.
If a large part is mostly separated you may wish to separate it entirely to re-seal it as one continuous piece.
I think they are mostly separate.
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