Sentence examples for becomes separated by from inspiring English sources
Geographic isolation refers to a situation where a species, or a population of a species, becomes separated by a physical barrier, allowing each group to diverge along separate evolutionary paths [ 9].
The findings suggest that the diversification of cacao occurred in the Amazon as populations became separated by ancient ridges called paleoarches.
It follows a sustained campaign by charities, refugee groups and celebrities to reunite unaccompanied children living in the camp on the outskirts of Calais with relatives in Britain after they had become separated by war.
A minimum diameter of 10 centimetres (4 inches) for regular Nitramon is necessary to ensure proper explosive effect if individual cans in a column become separated by some material such as a rock.
It was originally connected to the Sumatran mainland and became separated by sea after the volcano's last eruption in the Pleistocene era.
Leon and Ashley try to take refuge in a castle, but are attacked by more Illuminados under the command of Ramon Salazar (Rene Mujica), another of Saddler's henchmen, and the two become separated by Salazar's traps.
It is thought to have evolved after the two populations became separated by basalt plains in western Victoria, with the return of trees after the abandonment of regular Aboriginal burning in the late 18th century contributing to the remixing of populations.
Various classes of fluorescent substrates have been described, including those with reporters that change fluorescent properties upon peptide bond hydrolysis, substrates containing quencher or FRET reporter pairs that become separated by protease cleavage of the peptide backbone and substrates that are retained within cells when cleaved by a protease [5], [6], [7], [8].
Over evolutionary time adjacent genes have become separated by secondary events such as inversions.
This confirms that payload and antibody are disulfide-bonded and become separated by reduction.
Despite their close relationship, clinical research and medical care have become separated by clear boundaries.
