Sentence examples for immediate separation from inspiring English sources

The tubes with separator contain a gel barrier to enable immediate separation of serum from the clot following a single centrifugation step (during 10 minutes at 3000 rpm).

Coles said: "The lack of immediate separation and conferring by police following shootings and other deaths involving use of force has undermined family, community and public confidence with concerns about risks of collusion or contamination of evidence.

The court heard that Ms. Pryce learned the news from her husband when he confronted her during a halftime break in a Saturday-afternoon telecast of a World Cup soccer match in 2010, announcing that he needed an immediate separation to save his cabinet post.

However, none of the major pro-independence political forces in Scotland and Catalonia has promised an immediate separation.

However, in vivo re-adsorption is highly unlikely due to adsorption to abundantly available blood proteins and due to immediate separation of released daughter nuclides from their carrier in the blood stream (de Kruijff et al., 2015).

The first favored an immediate separation with or without Virginia's consent, while the other favored waiting for legal approval from Virginia and the U.S. Congress.

This eliminates the need for immediate chemical separation, which is both costly and prevents reusing of the expensive einsteinium target.

To validate alternative methods of blood preservation, the same authors have compared standard heparinized tubes with new devices for blood collection which either contain Ficoll for immediate PBMC separation (Vacutainer® CPT™ tubes) or are designed for blood preservation (Cyto-check® blood collection tubes).

"Not because of the immediate threat of separation, but because Madame Marois will be rattling the constitutional cage in a way that we haven't seen over the past decade".

Blood samples collected into lithium-heparin tubes then cooled prior to immediate refrigerated plasma separation, were used as the primary comparator.

Their immediate goal was separation from other people with other religious views.