Sentence examples for may separate and from inspiring English sources

Such branches may separate and form new individuals in a kind of vegetative reproduction.

In the expanding space-time of the very early universe, however, particles and antiparticles may separate and become part of the observable world.

If this occurs, the images of the two eyes, which are normally fused, may separate and give rise to double vision (diplopia).

In the normal eye, these three layers are adherent, but under certain pathologic conditions, they may separate and form potential spaces.

Over time animals of a species may separate and develop different populations with different gene frequencies.

We contrast these schemes with the field of dielectrophoresis where electric field gradients may separate cells and also briefly mention the upcoming area of light‐induced dielectrophoresis which marries the reconfigurability of optical fields with the power of dielectrophoresis.

Thanks to the technological revolutions we've experienced over the past two decades, we have the ability to make meaningful connections with virtually anyone, regardless of the distance that may separate us, and we can increase our awareness of the world around us in a matter of moments.

Further fractionation of the NCAM1+ population in mouse and human may separate early (NCAM1+SIX2+) and more committed nephron progenitors (NCAM1+SIX2−) and indicate functional potency.

Non-CR/LF whitespace may separate the brace and the code name.

Suspended crystals and fragments of unmelted rock may be transported in the magma; dissolved volatiles may separate as bubbles and some liquid may crystallize during movement.

Experimental results have been interpreted as showing that "foreign" compound oxyanions drawn from an electrolyte may separate into cations and oxygen anions within anodic ZrO2 films.