Sentence examples for by separating between from inspiring English sources

Lee and Puranam (2015) corroborate this view by separating between beliefs (here: task interdependence) and action (here: social interdependence).

By doing so, I build on previous research (Buchmann & Dalton, 2002) by paying particular attention to gender and ethnicity – dimensions along which aspirations are commonly found to differ; and by separating between habituated and doxic aspirations.

To explore results at a finer geographical level, we estimated the difference between two time-series: the mean of connection counts per zone after and before the launch of the game by separating observations between business days and weekends.

This is followed by categorically distinguishing or separating between the mainstream group and the labelled group, perceiving the labelled group as fundamentally different.

If your policies undermine personal responsibility by separating the link between effort and reward, voters will punish you for it.

The double helices duplicate themselves by separating at one place between the two strands and becoming progressively unattached.

Competing self-aggregation is prevented by separating the dual anchors between two molecules that are added sequentially to cells, as well as by balancing the ratio of hydrophobicity to oligonucleotide length.

We allow for differences between users by separating them into groups, and assume that visibility of stories and voting behavior of users within each group is statistically the same.

The Flinders PHCRED model of capacity building suggested differentiating between practitioners by separating them into four categories of research participation.

Considering models which are affected by duplication, we separate between geometries using model coordinates and geometries using world coordinates.

Methodology expanded in more detail by Caniggia studies, separated between city and buildings, and subdivide into 4 subcategories consist of Element (material), element of structures (floor, wall), system of structure (rooms and stairs) and system organism (whole shape of building/city) (Caniggia and Gian 2001).