Sentence examples for changes to separate from inspiring English sources

Chemists have made use of these valence changes to separate Ce4+, Eu2+, and Yb2+ from the other trivalent R3 ions by relatively cheap chemical methods.

That would put Britain ahead of the United States in pushing through changes to separate more clearly the traditional deposit-taking services from the riskier but more lucrative trading operations.

Viability and quantitative culture changes appeared to separate into 2 distinct patterns during early treatment depending on whether patients had MDR tuberculosis.

Our ability to predict the impacts of climate variability and climate change, and to separate the roles that each play in present and future climate, can be increased through a better understanding of the processes that drive present-day climate.

A prerequisite for assessment of the above vascular change is to separate those vessels from each other [ 3].

The motivation is that additional relative changes are required to separate low abundant signals from background noise, because high signals are less sensitive to background noise.

In their present form, our data on population changes do not allow us to separate observed population change into changes in local abundance or in geographic range.

Mass migration as a result of climate change is hard to separate from other causes of migration, but is predicted to become a much greater problem.

And, in an important legal change, it moved to separate the regulators in charge of policing the plants from the industrial ministry in charge of promoting them.

The government is pushing for a cultural change, urging residents to separate their waste, approximately 50percentt of which can be reused.

Although some of the elements of the art opening, as well as the day-to-day business of the art world, haven't changed, what appears to separate Mr. Restoin-Roitfeld from the past, and even the present, may be his seemingly effortless marketing strategy and business model execution.