Sentence examples for may be treated separately from inspiring English sources
Individual terms in the series may be treated separately as local spectrum evolution equations, valid at all points along the propagation path.
In the absence of such trios, the transmission from the parents are fully independent and may be treated separately simply by considering the flanking informative markers.
These activity categories may be treated separately to obtain the specific activity patterns or multiplied by their estimated value in Metabolic Equivalent of Tasks (METs) and summed to gain an overall estimate of physical activity in a week http://www.ipaq.ki.se.se
These activity categories may be treated separately by computing the total minutes of each category in a week or multiplied by their estimated values in METs and summed to gain an overall estimate of physical activity in a week (http://www.ipaq.ki.se).se
Therefore, it is plausible that R suppression and other changes in sleep architecture are due to separate underlying mechanisms and may need to be treated separately.
MR. KATSAS: Because Congress reasonably could think that at least some people will follow the law precisely because it is the law Talking Points Memo observes that the exchange suggests that Roberts is "skeptical that the mandate and its penalties can be treated separately and may have opened the door to finding that Congress' power to impose the mandate springs from its broad taxing power".
He said Wales should not be treated separately to Scotland although it may not end up with the same devolved powers.
First Minister Mr Jones, who backs a Scots No vote, said Wales should not be treated separately to Scotland, although it may not end up with the same powers.
However, we feel that they should be treated separately, because rather different analyses may be needed.
A fever that lasts more than two or three days may be a sign of a deeper problem that needs to be treated separately.
These are two independent factors and can be treated separately.
