Sentence examples for practically separate from inspiring English sources

This heterogeneity coupled with the inherent heterogeneity of the glycans makes it extremely difficult to practically separate and characterize these glycopeptides for preparation of a glycan library.

They also practically separate as characters -- Tris and Four -- for large sections of that book.

Practically, separate measures enable accurate targeting of interventions and may avoid the masking of true treatment effects.

"The failure of his marriage to Queen Sofia, from whom he is practically separated, is public knowledge," said José Antonio Zarzalejos, a former editor of the conservative ABC newspaper, in his online column.

The repassivation potentials, much more reproducible, and practically separating the passive from the pitting potential region, were slightly displaced in the negative direction with that addition.

Until the last minute before the inauguration weekend it was practically impossible to separate him from his BlackBerry.

But here's the rub: It is very difficult — practically impossible — to separate the formal, nonrepresentational aspect from less tangible qualities.

At this level of analysis is practically impossible to separate 'causes' from 'consequences', i.e. modifications in gene expression that can play a role in the onset of the pathology and modifications that are induced by the fibrillation event.

Furthermore, the extension and retraction of the so-called microglia processes makes it practically impossible to separate them from other cells or surrounding tissues in a 2D projection.

The challenge is to sufficiently blend both short- and long-term research within the organizational network with the ACC to make it practically impossible to separate them again.

As a diversion, the British Navy raided and burned towns along the Eastern Seaboard, and in late 1813 and 1814, in what was practically a separate war, Andrew Jackson roamed the Alabama Territory rounding up and killing rebel Creeks.