Sentence examples for disentangle by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "disentangle by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to separate or untangle something by using a particular method or action. It is often used to describe the process of unraveling a complex problem or situation. Example: The detective finally managed to disentangle by using forensic evidence and witness testimonies. In this sentence, "disentangle by" is used to describe the method or action (using forensic evidence and witness testimonies) by which the detective was able to solve the complex case.
Multiple co-occurring parasites can show different feeding strategies and thus lead to complex and cryptic trophic relationships, which are often difficult to disentangle by traditional methods.
Indeed, different evolutionary forces, which are hard to disentangle by classical population genetics approaches, sometimes generate similar signals on patterns of genetic variation.
Given the many unknowns in terms of doses and effects it was agreed that the only animals that would be considered for sedation were those that would likely die, if not disentangled, and could not be not disentangled by more traditional means; and that could be telemetry-tracked prior to sedation attempts, for visual health assessments and planning.
This mish-mash was disentangled by "the beautiful Helen O'Connell," who asked the questions, and "the beautiful Jane Kennedy," who knew the answers.
Two of these algorithms guarantee a packing that may be disentangled by guillotine cuts.
It is noteworthy that the strong spatial structure of Sierra Leone and neighbouring Guinea could only be disentangled by accounting for amenity variables.
Different exciton states can be disentangled by preventing the tunneling through the application of an electric field along the growth direction.
Such signals may correspond, respectively, to the first expansion of modern humans throughout the world and to postglacial recolonizations, while more recent events would not be easily disentangled by using such approaches.
The genetic and familial environmental influences creating familial correlations in traits and familial aggregation of diseases may be disentangled by adoption studies.
The latter trend was disentangled by considering confidence intervals at p <.10.
For the aims of this analysis, incidence data were disentangled by age (quinquennia), sex and type of cancer.
