Sentence examples for be able to segregate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Colley also said that state officials would be able to segregate evacuees, even in the chaos of an emergency.

RIM also showed how corporations and governments would be able to segregate their data and app from users' personal selections and information.

Corporate and government information technology managers will be able to segregate business-related apps and data on BlackBerry 10 handsets from users' personal material through a system known as BlackBerry Balance.

As such companies that have an international client base want to be able to segregate their data storage to best protect the information of their locationally diverse clientele.

Then, only highly mobile lipids would be able to segregate around the protein.

An ideal sepsis biomarker should be able to segregate infected patients from other causes of SIRS, and also to allow some kind of risk stratification.

However, such studies have not been able to segregate the comprehension and elaboration stages.

"We'll be able to provide advertising opportunities for companies…and we're able to segregate and divide it so it's targeted advertising," he says.

Chemical binding energy analysis shows that both boron and hydrogen are able to segregate to the interstices in the Ni phase, Ni3Al phase and Ni/Ni3Al interface.

He is trying to get me to smoke the crack!" For most of his adult life don't ask me how Todd had been able to segregate his crack-and-hustling life from his church-and-Zhila life, but now the worlds blurred and it must have been disconcerting for all concerned.

These results verify that the application of the operational case definition was able to segregate the two populations in a discreet and non-random way.