Sentence examples for effectively separated from from inspiring English sources

Promethium-147 is effectively separated from the other rare-earth fission products by an ion-exchange method.

For nine years, until the death of Barnabas Smith in 1653, Isaac was effectively separated from his mother, and his pronounced psychotic tendencies have been ascribed to this traumatic event.

Here we show that M. extorquens AM1 provides unique advantages for establishing synthetic autotrophy, because energy metabolism and biomass formation can be effectively separated from each other in the organism.

In such a process, its efficiency and the quality of products would be enhanced when the used molten salt is effectively separated from the product and recycled into the process.

Although magnetic biochar could be effectively separated from the solution, however, the magnetization of the biochar partially reduced its heavy metal adsorption efficiency due to the biochar's surface pores becoming plugged with iron oxide particles.

The organic phase was effectively separated from a large volume of aqueous phase and is led into a 100 μl loop of an injection valve before its introduction into the nebulizer.

The optimum dimensions of three-phase separators are the smallest dimensions that allow different phases effectively separate from each other.

Tandem arrays of short repeat units typically have biased base composition [ e.g. (AAGAG n is 60% A + T and 40% G + C ], so that they effectively separate from long DNA fragments of average base composition comprising single-copy DNA.

The souped-up PowerPoint presentation that was "An Inconvenient Truth" effectively separated facts from muddle, and Gore's earnest, insistent monotone, for so long a political handicap, found its most successful application.

The emergence of sound film effectively separated deaf from hearing audience members once again".

Moreover, a previously characterized OCT4/SOX2/NANOG embryonic stem cell expression signature [11] effectively separated SCCs from lung adenocarcinomas when analyzed in publicly available NSCLC microarray datasets.