Sentence examples for disentangling and from inspiring English sources

Then we went to work disentangling and he came closer to help me.

Disentangling and characterizing the components of enhancer activity in multicellular eukaryotic development has proven challenging because enhancers contain activator and repressor binding sites for multiple factors that each exert nuanced, context-dependent control of enhancer activity.

Unfortunately, researching subsidy-driven ecological cascades is often intractable because of difficulties in (i) disentangling and tracking subsidy effects on wildlife demography and movement1,12 and (ii) identifying and attributing secondary food-web impacts (or 'cascades') to particular agents, especially over large spatial or temporal scales17,18.

As far as I know, no one has succeeded in disentangling and clarifying these motivating considerations.

(1933, 10-11) {§5.6} [The] work of disentangling and arranging questions, which.. I [call] analysis, may be alternatively described as the work of detecting presuppositions..

Judgements were being made about the appropriateness of particular mechanisms of awareness raising to specifically position the potential of disentangling and re-entangling this tissue in outside bodies' own institutional arrangements.

Long-suffering Bill disentangles and repairs to the driver's seat.

This is based on a series of detailed exercises designed to disentangle and remodel your technique.

Detailed modeling is needed to disentangle and quantify the above effects.

In The WorldPost this week, we examine how to disentangle and cope with the fused challenges of asylum and migration.

To disentangle and respect the dual missions, executives created two sets of financial statements, each with its own metrics.