Sentence examples for may have separated from inspiring English sources

At later visits, there was some between-group separation in time maintaining goal and A1C by visit; this may have separated further with longer follow-up.

The rifting may have separated Angara from the North American platform.

He did all these things, and whatever boundaries may have separated those varied efforts in his day have long since vanished.

About 14 billion years ago, before the last stages of the collapse, matter forming the globular clusters may have separated from the rest.

This show confirms that Braque may have separated from Picasso, but he never really divorced Cubism, which he developed, as he later said, "above all to put painting within the reach of my own gifts".

Finno-Ugric can first be divided into the most distantly related Ugric and Finnic (sometimes called Volga-Finnic) groups, which may have separated as long ago as five millennia.

Examiners may have separate storage areas for their own evidence.

Other musical bows may have separate resonators, such as a gourd or pot.

In either case, such third parties may have separate privacy policies and data collection practices, independent of MIT Technology Review.

Governor Paterson has indicated in recent weeks that he planned to restore a single chairman, but may have separate deputies with responsibilities for upstate and downstate projects.

I was at the Jewish Museum with the German School last week and we were taught how some orthodox Jews may have separate kitchens for meat and dairy products.