Sentence examples for contributed to the separation from inspiring English sources

DR. HORN: You are accused by the Prosecution of having contributed to the separation of Slovakia from Czechoslovakia in violation of international law.

However, some differences between the suction and degree of bonding of the samples taken from different locations might probably have been contributed to the separation of the bi-linear behaviour at different normal stress levels.

Because the molecular interactions, adsorption affinity, and kinetic diameter and structure of each component contributed to the separation, compared to the separation factors, the permselectivity was overestimated in the CO2/CH4 mixture, but somewhat underestimated in the CH4/N2 mixture.

While the most visible distinction between the two groups was the rejection of musical instruments in the Churches of Christ, other issues also contributed to the separation.

"And where the church has been silent in previous generations and cultures, or contributed to the separation of families, we have later understood our complicity and at our best have engaged in acts of repentance".

"And where the church has been silent in previous generations and cultures, or contributed to the separation of families, we have later understood our complicity and at our best have engaged in acts of repentance". Sessions is a longtime Methodist.

However, this approach almost certainly over-estimates the genetic contribution since environmental factors likely contribute to the separation of BP1A and BP1B, thereby contributing to the observed similarity between parent and child.

Separate analyses of relative intensities of specific markers, strongly contributing to the separation of the individual plants under different growth environments, confirmed clear differences in metabolic responses to increasing plant diversity among small- and tall-statured herb species (Fig. 2, Table 2).

Hybrid separation processes are characterized by the combination of two or more different unit operations, which contribute to the separation task by different physical separation principles.

That is partly because our society is so mobile, he says: about 20percentt of the population moves every year, contributing to the separation of older people from their children and grandchildren.

This may be attributed to the synergetic effect of the close-contact laminated structure contributing to the separation of photogenerated charge carriers and mesoporous structure facilitating the diffusion of reactants and products, and offering more surface active sites.