Sentence examples for be successful in separating from inspiring English sources

At the very least, there are straightforward sets of questions that reveal "low-level cognitive structure" and that in French's view are almost certain to be successful in separating human beings from machines.

The combination of preliminary DEM analysis, field studies and the mapping of subsurface structural elements proved to be successful in separating landforms developed under or in absence of neotectonic control.

"A number of these tests have been successful in separating Alzheimer's patients from normal subjects, but most of them have not as yet compared those with AD to those with other neurological diseases, such as ALS," says Gilman.

Though it is successful in separating large partitions into small ones, quicksort runs slowly when it processes its small partitions, for which completing the sorting through using a different sorting algorithm is much plausible solution.

The LAE method was successful in separating identical image from the different one, but it did not give a significant score difference between the similar images.

This analysis was successful in separating biosynthetic (plastidial) and catabolic (mitochondrial) BCATs into separate clades.

This water gradient had previously been successful in separating free fatty acids in our laboratory (unpublished data).

A two-stage assembly strategy has been successful in separating homeologous sequences from the three genomes of wheat and could be applied to separate the homeologs for regions in which homeolog specificity is required [ 25].

In part to confirm that our approach was successful in separating tissue specific transcription we examined the functional roles of these three sets of transcripts by identifying over-represented gene ontology terms in each.

The high variability in gene expression patterns demonstrates that the sampling strategy used was successful in separating differentiating xylem tissue from the seven E. grandis trees and shows the extent to which the tissues of different tree phenotypes differ in function, biochemistry and morphology.

It was found that gradient mobile phase containing A: acetonitrile/methanol/n-hexane (90 : 3 : 7 v/v) with 0.08% triethyamine (TEA) and B: acetonitrile/water/phosphoric acid (75 : 24 : 1 v/v) with 0.08% TEA and a flow rate of 1-2 mL/min was successful in separating the four major PLs.