Sentence examples for means of separating from inspiring English sources

Quarantine (from the Italian "quaranta," meaning 40) was adopted as an obligatory means of separating persons, animals, and goods that may have been exposed to a contagious disease.

In China also, inscriptions are a means of separating chronological fact from historiographic legend.

Since peaking seven years ago, Chinese shares have been among the world's best means of separating investors from their wealth.

Studies show that over time, test scores do not provide a consistent means of separating good from bad instructors.

Today, Hawkes's anti-Semitism seems absurd, but he was by no means the last person to look to aptitude tests as a means of separating ambition from brains.

This led ministers of both parties to seek various centrist dodges, from assisted places and city technology colleges to specialist schools, academies and free schools – all as a means of separating so-called good schools from "sink" ones.

Thermoacoustic separation is a totally new method for separating gas mixtures and is also considered as an effective mean of separating even isotopes and azeotropes.

GDD national means were calculated on the basis of population-weighted means of separate age- and sex-specific estimates within each country.

By means of separate regression analyses in which the control variables were included, it was analyzed whether condition predicted the final assessment.

Next, we investigated whether these differences were more characteristic to patients with poor cognitive recovery than to patients with good cognitive recovery by means of separate comparison with the healthy control group.

It's meant the heartbreak of separated families.