Sentence examples for be viewed separately from from inspiring English sources
But he said the bank bailout, passed in the waning days of George W. Bush's presidency, should be viewed separately from other government intervention programs that had come in the Obama administration.
The congressman and Mrs. Condit have done so on a number of occasions". Ein said the Condits' decision "not to fuel an already out-of-control media frenzy" should be viewed separately from their "complete willingness" to help police investigators.
To address this we employed the EGFRvIII-ERBB3 heterodimer as a model wherein kinase activation can be viewed separately from substrate phosphorylation due to the differences in both size and the epitope.
In the context of improved relationships, Schultz and Martire [ 40] noted that informal caregiving occurs by definition in a social context and that informal caregiver outcomes cannot be viewed separately from the relationship with the care recipient.
ROS triggering cardioprotection must be viewed separately from ROS contributing to irreversible injury following sustained episodes of ischemia/reperfusion. Chouchani et al. [ 8] showed that SNO of a cysteine residue on mitochondrial complex 1 has a cardioprotective effect by reducing ROS formation.
Perhaps, but only when their functional imperatives, gaining economies of scale and satisfying many different customers with a single standard for service, had been viewed separately from the evolving strategic interest of the company as a whole.
This is why Mr Bernanke and other central banks such as the Bank of England espouse "forward guidance", so that QE is viewed separately from interest rate rises.
Historically diseases of the oral cavity have been viewed separately from those of the rest of the body.
Generally, cardiac CT scan is viewed separately from pulmonary scans due to the difference in scanning region and CT modalities [ 15] and non-contrast calcium scoring CT has lower power in detecting incidental findings than coronary CT angiography [ 14].
If adopted, it could mean areas like the Black Country and Solihull, which are currently viewed separately from Birmingham, fall under the same umbrella.
