Sentence examples for processes that separates from inspiring English sources
The pervaporation process is one of the membrane processes that separates liquid mixtures.
When a chemical enters the body, either through absorption or through direct administration, the relative concentrations found in the blood and other tissues are determined by physiochemical processes that separate the different parts of the body.
Does he perchance know a simple filtration process that separates gin from milk?
To achieve such noise reduction one has to assume a process that separates hippocampal representations of object-face associations from representations related to the distraction task.
In traditional 'drift-time' IMS, the ions travel through a buffer gas in a low electric field, resulting in a diffusion-dominant process that separates ions primarily by their collision cross-section, thus providing an orthogonal degree of selectivity to conventional liquid chromatography mass spectrometry (LC MS) approaches.
By definition then, these findings suggest that the instrumental reward-seeking response is, at least in part, habitual and driven by processes that are separate and divorced from the outcome.
The colour code depicts different biological processes that were separated by the correlation network.
Thus, the present results may indicate that selection and distracter suppression are two separate processes that are mediated by separate transmitter systems in the brain.
The introduction of stream division into the separation process that separates a raw material into multicomponent products is effective in reducing the separation cost.
The method is based on biological processes that separate urine and faeces resulting in the formation of Terra Preta soils that are eventually used in agriculture.
Our work provides further evidence to support the role of segmental duplications in chromosomal rearrangements in the evolution of the architecture of mammalian chromosomes and in the speciation processes that separate the mouse and the rat.
