Sentence examples for be separated into direct from inspiring English sources
Economic costs from invasive species can be separated into direct costs through production loss in agriculture and forestry, and management costs.
The costs and benefits in terms of NCP associated with the optimized parameters in the VOM can be separated into direct and indirect costs and benefits.
They can be separated into direct detection (with Schottky-barried diodes and bolometers), heterodyne detection (like with super conducting hot electron bolometers) and heterodyne detection that uses photonical-generated THz local oscillators (electronic or photonic mixers).
The stream hydrograph which was separated into direct surface runoff and base flow by continuous automated time-based separation (Local minimum method) of the stream record.
The global solar radiation on the horizontal surface was separated into direct and diffuse components with the Gompertz function.
The transmission mode can be separated into the direct transmission, the mixture of the direct and the relay transmissions, and the only-relay transmission.
Given that a tumor consists of both cancerous and non-cancerous cells, the role of autacoids in tumor growth can be separated into their direct effects on neoplastic growth and their effects on inflammation, angiogenesis, and stromal cells.
The effect of the virological response on the occurrence of new ADIs could be separated into a direct effect independent of the CD4 response and an indirect effect mediated by the effect of the virological response on the CD4 response.
The economic burden to society attributable to CFS can be separated into: (1) direct medical costs associated with diagnosing and treating CFS and, (2) indirect costs stemming from lost productivity by persons with CFS.
The decision-relevant costs can be separated into fixed and variable replenishment costs for direct and backroom replenishment, as well as inventory holding costs for items in the showroom and backroom.
Samples will be separated into 2 aliquots.
