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According to Rosenberg et al. (1980) the MATH method is useful in enabling the separation of certain cell mixtures, and in separating hydrophobic cell components.

Measurements are performed on specially designed machines enabling the separation of the effects of material anisotropy as well as eccentricity in the current slopes.

This material removal also made it possible to calculate the irradiation hardening in the region with peak hardness – thus enabling the separation of hardening effects in the high and low damage regions.

The activity of barium in bismuth was extremely low (as low as 10−15), shifting the redox potential of barium to the most positive potentials and enabling the separation of barium into liquid bismuth.

Only then, a tightly regulated cascade is activated to trigger the cleavage of Mcd1/Scc1 (a cohesin subunit, hereafter referred to as Scc1 for simplicity), enabling the separation of sister chromosomes to opposite poles of the nucleus.

Alternatively, size-dependent separation can be introduced using MEKC or CGE, enabling the separation of structural isomers.

Since the development of the liquid dominated geothermal reservoir at Wairakei, New Zealand in 1950s, various separator designs have been utilised to enable the separation of steam and water from two-phase geothermal fluid.

An example is Open Flow, a technical protocol that enables the separation of the intelligence inside a network from the network's hardware.

The filtration process enables the separation of SNPs with dissolved silver ions.

This division enables the separation of the reactors from the heat exchangers network.

The design also enables the separation of reactive components prior to mixing.