Sentence examples for good separation between from inspiring English sources

The significantly longer breakthrough time of 3MP than 23DMB indicates a good separation between mono- and di-branched isomers.

Advanced filtering techniques have been proposed to ensure a good separation between oscillations and spikes.

"We've been able to keep a good separation between monetary policy and these other areas," he told Congress last month.

This study also shows that it is possible to obtain a good separation between allosteric enhancement and antagonistic activity at the A1 adenosine receptor.

To ensure a good separation between cytosolic and nuclear proteins and to confirm equal protein loading, the membrane was stripped and reacted with anti-calreticulin (Sigma Aldrich) or anti-SP1 (Santa Cruz, Dallas, TX, USA) antibodies.

These dependences were consistent with the good separation between the reduction potentials of CuO and Cu2O in chronopotentiometric and voltammetric measurements with strongly alkaline electrolytes containing Li+.

The vegetation and soil MMIs were the best performing indices, with good separation between reference and most disturbed sites, and included commonly used condition metrics (e.g., pH and P concentration for soil, and percent cover of exotic species for vegetation).

For each target probe combination evaluated, conditions resulting in good separation between specific and non-specific binding signals were established, generating high confidence in the SLA impedimetric dsDNA assay results.

Although this is a comparison between the reference magnetospheric and induced fields and the output of the MMA_SHA_2 analysis step, it still indicates that good separation must exist between the magntospheric and induced fields and the others in the CI estimation.

In conclusion, the choice of λ should be a compromise between good separation quality (in case of success) and robustness in order to limit the rate of separation failure.

As before, very good separation was achieved even between the 99.9% CIs (P<0.0001; see Table 2B).