Sentence examples for makes separation from inspiring English sources

Retting time must be carefully judged; under-retting makes separation difficult, and over-retting weakens the fibre.

The close similarity of physical and chemical properties of actinium and lanthanum makes separation of actinium from the ore impractical.

It is because of complex interrelation of fibrogenesis and inflammatory process in vivo, which makes separation of pure fibrosis and inflammation impossible in a clinical setting.

NSET with longer R0 values (R0 >100 Å) makes separation of the donor and acceptor more attainable than FRET studies, which can be advantageous for molecular beacon fluorescent sensors.

More generally, the main trend in the costs associated with employment separations in recent decades seems to be the continuing decline in unionization rates, which presumably makes separations less costly.

Laboratory spintube testing can be made to determine the separability, and the G's and t's to make separation.

Winning means they are making separation impossible.

"I have it in my contract that they have to make separation masters," he says.

His self-protecting independence and her jealousy made separation inevitable, and they parted in 1855.

To make separation harder, the federal government introduced a "Clarity Act" in 2000.

In general, the compounds of radium are very similar to their barium counterparts, making separation of the two elements difficult.