Sentence examples for delay separating from inspiring English sources

Castle & Cooke Inc. said today that it would delay separating its food and real estate businesses because of tax questions and a tightening of credit available to companies in the real estate industry.

However, Caithness and colleagues showed in a rigorous set of experiments that interference is observed regardless of the length of the delay separating training sessions [8].

The decay time constant of the Hahn echo/MATPASS sequence, T2′, was obtained at 4.7 T for Li x CoPO4 using a series of Hahn echoes where τ, the delay separating the centers of the 90° and 180° pulses, was varied between 250 μs and 16 ms in 8 increments.

By Kirk W. Johnson February 7, 2017 Seven months of bureaucratic delay separated one refugee couple, but the week after Trump signed his anti-Muslim executive order was the hardest.

In one recent study, evidence suggested that the retrograde benefits of exercise emerged only when a sufficient delay separated encoding and physical exertion.

Here's the catch: Soundproof glass and a forty second delay separates the trial from journalists, and a mute button is at the judge and security's disposal.

The task consisted of three phases: encoding, delay (separated into an early delay period and a task delay period), and recall.

Health system delay, separated into three time periods: from first contact with a doctor to referral to a specialist or emergency department; from specialist visit to diagnosis; and from diagnosis to treatment.

At these delays separating slice isolation from LFS administration, it is interesting to note that LTD is significantly higher in aged than in adult rats if impaired NMDA-R activation is over come by saturating doses of d-serine (see Figure 3C).

Delay-specific TDI for left auditory cortex demonstrated that delta TDI is strongest at delays of about 50 60 ms, whereas theta TDI demonstrates a cyclic modulation at multiple delays (separated by about 40 ms; Figure S2B).

Moreover, measurements are strongly affected by haemolysis (and therefore by a delay in separating blood), and by bilirubin [ 59].