Sentence examples for challenging to separate from inspiring English sources

Jets are narrow sprays of particles whose individual tracks are extremely challenging to separate.

It can be challenging to separate such bones and vessels.

The miniscule size of exosomes, however, makes them difficult to study and challenging to separate from their native biological fluids.

Although the intervention was intended to combine the vegan diet with the elimination of additional foods that may have been potential triggers, the individualized nature of the elimination period meant that it was challenging to separate the effects of the vegan diet per se from those of the elimination period.

This complicated combination of in utero insults means that in many currently available human studies it is challenging to separate the effects of exposure to pre-eclampsia from other in utero insults.

Thus, for many rare disorders, it is still challenging to separate the real disease-causing variant from the prioritized set of rare, likely functional variants that are not accountable for the investigated phenotype.

Challenged to separate the strands of an impossible knot, the Gordion knot, the conqueror cut through the problem, in the manner of conquerors, with one authoritative swing of his sword.

Conversely, in both FACS and affinity-based separation, it is a significant challenge to separate the bound species (receptor ligand) from the unbound solution species.

This was realized with a half-cell genomics approach, which overcomes the challenge to separate and capture small RNAs from mRNA without introducing material loss and technical variation35.

Bans or no bans, it can be a challenge to separate an angler from his felt soles when he believes the alternative is a bath in an icy stream.

That made it a huge challenge to separate the various services to make a centralized development platform that would be useful for third parties.