Sentence examples for greatly separated from inspiring English sources

Head with brownish eyes; palpi and proboscis usually bristled; checks prominent, distinctly more than half the eye height; ocellar bristle small and greatly separated; fronto-orbitals undeveloped.

For most of this time, however, the available evidence was limited to a small number of fossils largely restricted to near-shore and marine environments and was greatly separated both anatomically and in time.

Fissure veins are formed in two stages, sometimes greatly separated in time; first the fissure is formed, and then it is filled with ore.

The human thumb represents undoubtedly the most important digit, since its opposition ability greatly separates humans from lower primates, while it accounts for almost half or even more of hand functionality [2, 3].

Our interpretation of this is that when subjects are presented with several parallel rating scales, many tend not to greatly separate ratings.

Almost invariably, species with greatly reduced limbs are separated from inferred pentadactyl or tetradactyl ancestors by very few nodes, so that, assuming limb reduction has not been saltational (i.e., that synchronous loss of several digits from the manus and pes has not occurred), reconstruction of complete sequences of digit loss for individual lineages is not possible.

He points to research by Christopher Kaczor at Loyola Marymount who says that hooking up and binge drinking are greatly reduced by separating the sexes.

While the general staff sections of AFHQ were integrated, the British and American administrative systems differed so greatly that separate organisations were established.

In Bangladesh, the composition of solid waste varies greatly as the wastes are not separated properly and all are dumped together.

Data analysis in NMRPipe is separated from data display, which greatly simplifies the integration with other processes unconnected with data analysis, such as data uploading and orchestration.

The change will have a significant impact on American families by greatly reducing the time family members are separated from those they rely upon".