Sentence examples for physically separated into from inspiring English sources

By its definition as a homogeneous solid, a mineral is composed of a single solid substance of uniform composition that cannot be physically separated into simpler compounds.

In the experimental approach, the entire deposition process was physically separated into the anodic and the cathodic reactions by preparing two cells connected by a salt bridge.

The shuttling of acetyl-CoA is essential for growth of fungal species on various carbon sources, such as fatty acids, ethanol, acetate, or citrate, likely due to the fact that essential metabolic pathways, such as fatty acid β-oxidation, the TCA cycle, and the glyoxylate cycle are physically separated into different organelles [Strijbis and Distel 2010].

First, the DNA of the parent cell is copied, then it must be physically separated into the daughter cells by a structure made of filaments called microtubules.

The fact that EGF motifs from Jagged seems to be physically separated into two groups, as shown in Figure 9, may support this hypothesis.

For the sequential reaction platform, the reaction sequence was physically separated into two discrete steps with the first (UDP-Glc formation, reaction 1) occurring on the top face of the membrane (entry) and the second (aglycon glucosylation, reaction 2) on the bottom face (exit).

At the blastocyst stage, we physically separated the blastocyst into two parts, one containing pure trophectoderm (TE) and the other (ICMTE) containing the inner cell mass (ICM) and part of the TE (Additional file 2: Figure S1).

The LTCF had 105 beds and was subdivided into five physically separated units, to which residents were assigned based on cognitive impairment and physical disability.

To avoid this, we physically separated primers with different universal sequences into two pools, to reduce the likelihood of forming primer dimers containing both universal sequences, which would otherwise be amplified during universal PCR.

We, as a species, dug up gigatons of carbon (that had been physically separated from the planet's carbon cycle for millions of years), and burned it into the atmosphere.

During quenching the dissolved silicate material precipitated into the pore space between the diamond grains and thus was physically separated from the residual phases.