Sentence examples for cannot be considered separately from from inspiring English sources

However, maternal interaction behavior cannot be considered separately from the child's behavior, as interaction is a dyadic process in which both partners' behavior refers to each other in a reciprocal way.

In theory, sequence alignment cannot be considered separately from phylogenetic inference (e.g. many alignments programs use a guide tree), but both problems are NP-hard 26, 27 and in practice most researchers have regarded tree building as a distinct step (but see 28– 30).

Studied parameters were usually interacting with each other, thus indicating that their effects cannot be considered separately.

It was proved that wettability as well as surface roughness cannot be considered separately in the case of incrustation phenomenon.

In reference to the above mentioned, psychoanalysis, concretely the Freudian theory, departs from the dualist body-mind concept and introduces a field for which the body and affections cannot be considered separately but in close conformation.

When multiple sets of source rocks and reservoir rocks with a small monolayer thickness (less than 2 m) are interbedded vertically, the reservoir cannot be fully distinguished by well logging, and the monolayer cannot be considered separately in practice.

A1C and insulin dose cannot be considered separately because the measured A1C will be influenced by the insulin dose as well as by the residual β-cell function.

Mutko suggested that their problems in domestic football should be considered separately from the World Cup.

Should genomics companies be considered separately from biotech companies, or are they effectively a subset of biotech? A. They are a subset.

There was "straight" news — the network has always argued that its daytime reporting should be considered separately from its nighttime opinion shows.

The decision means the province and its $283 million animal and dairy produce business will be considered separately from the rest of Britain, where the ban continues.