Sentence examples for been able to disentangle from inspiring English sources

They have not been able to disentangle the role of genes and experience in shaping brains.

Even now, it is almost impossible to look at Saint Laurent without seeing him in relation to Berge -- not only because they have never been able to disentangle their lives (though Saint Laurent says he once thought about it) or because Berge is often assumed to be the force that drove Saint Laurent, sometimes cruelly, to fame and success, but also because they are complete opposites.

"No one has yet been able to disentangle the causes of the slowdown persuasively," Altman wrote.

Try as he might to reset American foreign policy focus (see: President Barack Obama's recent trip to China), no recent U.S. president has been able to disentangle himself from the Middle East.

Deprivation is strongly associated with multimorbidity and we have not been able to disentangle complex causal pathways using our study design.

Participants in most studies have sustained both chronic and acute exposures; because these are often correlated, the studies have not been able to disentangle their effects.

I'll never be able to disentangle them again.

The brain is able to disentangle these two things and decide what colour the object is.

"We were able to disentangle the genetic component," Dr. Christensen said.

Herders sometimes are able to disentangle their animals from the caribou, said Dr. Greg L. Finstad, a biologist leading the University of Alaska reindeer research effort.

Instead, Dr Lahdenpera was able to disentangle a range of beneficial phenomena which, when added together, resulted in the increased reproductive success that she observed.