Sentence examples for not yet separated from inspiring English sources

A second cotton swab was similarly moistened and used to cleanse the tip of the cord (if not yet separated) or the middle of the cord stump (if separation had occurred).

They speak of irreconcilable opposites (e.g., heaven and earth, darkness and light) and, at the same time, of events or things totally outside the common range of perception and reason (e.g., a "time" in which heaven and earth were not yet separated and darkness and light intermingled).

This proves the enrichment of carbide particles not yet separated from the surrounding steel.

Hence, natural science and Christian religion were not yet separated at that time.

The track was erratic because the storm had not yet separated from the monsoon trough.

In its original meaning, the managing of 'the house' related to the whole house and was not yet separated from the polis - that is, the association and community of free citizens.

While Trump's actions suggest that he hasn't yet separated his business interests from his governmental responsibilities, Gillibrand was still giving him the benefit of the doubt.

In this particular case, Hoeft and her colleagues can't yet separate cause and effect: Were certain children predisposed to develop strong white-matter pathways that then helped them to learn to read, or was superior instruction and a rich environment prompting the building of those pathways?

Since Net Applications doesn't yet separate mobile traffic from desktop computer searches, the results could also stem from Google employees surfing the Web on Android phones.

It is also possible that these two pathogenic races were not yet evolutionarily separated from each other to have developed diagnostic and separate pathogenicity test.

In this stage, he elaborated, "sexual activity has not yet been separated from the ingestion of food".