Sentence examples for may separate from from inspiring English sources

G.M. said the weld that secures the strap holding the fuel tank was faulty and could break, in which case the tank could "rest on the exhaust pipe or plastic fuel tank shield," or "it may separate from the vehicle," possibly leading to a fire.

Apple has determined that under certain circumstances the rubber surface on some MacBooks may separate from the bottom case of the system.

Injured axons in the brain's white matter may separate from their cell bodies as a result of secondary injury, potentially killing those neurons.

HA particles may separate from the prosthesis and lead to third body wear (Bloebaum et al. 1994, Morscher et al. 1998).

There is concern, however, that the label may separate from the gel over time, thereby confounding the interpretation of the scans of local fluorescence intensity.

To give these findings some context, as Stewart et al 6 stated, "The idea that antidepressant medications have delayed onset of efficacy has been challenged by re-analyses of data suggesting active drugs may separate from placebo as early as 1 week.

A cut-point may separate functions from one an- other, functions from data, and data from one another.

Extra dimensions may separate us from realms of space we are completely oblivious to.

Her perpetual spirit lives on in a favorite quote: "Seek rather what unites, not what may separate you from one another".

Though it may separate them from their abusers, it is also an upheaval that disrupts their education and relationships with family or friends.

Dickey called his pitch an angry knuckleball, not a butterfly, and its speed may separate him from every practitioner who came before.