Sentence examples for likely to be separated from inspiring English sources

In this case, the rail tracks are likely to be separated by a middle island and pedestrian traffic can therefore be regulated separately on each side of the middle island hosting a train station or a platform.

"The women's race is harder to call, and the top competitors are likely to be separated by inches," adds Black, "but Helen has an exceptional record on the Olympic course, reaching the podium every time she has raced on it and winning in 2011".

In Julian Barnes's book meditating on death, Nothing to be Frightened Of, there is a lunch-party scene at which one of the guests, a writer identified only as P-, shocks a table of middle-aged agnostics with his concern that as a practising Catholic he was likely to be separated after death from his wife and four children, who were all unbelievers.

The World Cup may still be in the pool stages, but victory has offered sight of the final with the Six and Tri Nations teams likely to be separated until the October 23 showpiece.

These 2 antigen encounters are likely to be separated in time and in tissue location.

In addition, telephone respondents were more likely to be separated, widowed, or divorced (30% vs. 14 24%).

This level was considered too stringent as it was likely to be separating sequences based on sequencing errors.

Recent research using molecular methods has shown that the two morphotypes are likely to be separate species based on phylogenetic analysis with multiple gene regions.

This high value, in addition to the time these species have spent in geographic isolation suggests that they are very likely to be separate taxa.

Cataplexy is a state that is distinct from REM sleep both at the behavioral and electrophysiological level [25], and therefore the neural circuit that triggers it is also likely to be separate.

The two integuments are particularly interesting as a focus of study as their evolutionary origins are unclear and are likely to be separate, the inner integument from sterile branches or telomes, and the outer integument from lateral structures similar to leaves [ 16, 17].