Sentence examples for means for separating from inspiring English sources
The Fontan procedure was developed as a means for separating the systemic and pulmonary circulation in patients with tricuspid atresia, and was then applied to other patients with a functionally single ventricle [ 1].
Such a regenerative fuel cell entails not only a revision of electrode design but also the introduction of special means for separating the product gases.
All probes contained biotin as a means for capturing tagged DNA and separating tagged and untagged material from one another.
Initially, this kind of procedure was an attempt to save the baby when the pregnant mother was either dead or dying ― or a means of separating them for religious burial purposes when neither survived.
Extractive distillation with higher molecular weight hydrocarbons as the solvent represents the most competitive means for the separating CO2 from ethane.
To assess the effect of genotype on regeneration ability, data from the genetically uniform classes (P1, P2 and F1) were subjected to a unifactorial analysis of variance (ANOVA), and then means for the different traits were separated by a Duncan test.
Values of (theta) were drawn from the normal distribution with separate population means for the assessments with two years and unit variance.
For this purpose, separate N400 means for positive and negative targets (indexes of valence effects) were obtained by subtracting N400 means for positive (negative) targets in congruent conditions from N400 means for positive (negative) targets in incongruent conditions.
The LSD values for separating hybrid means were generated at the P = 0.10 level.
During emergencies, birth certificates also provide a crucial means for tracing separated or unaccompanied children.
For many couples, that means being separated from their partners for six months per year, or even longer, as they go to their native country to await another visa from the U.S. Others remain in the U.S. without authorization and risk detention or deportation.
