Ready separations can be achieved between pentoses, hexoses and, for example, deoxy sugars; closely related compounds such as D-glucose and D-galactose also can be separated using chromatographic techniques.
In fact, though we have no great phrase to point to like your quotation from Jesus in the Matthew gospel, most Muslim countries already practise a rough-and-ready separation between the business of God and the business of the state.
When the AWS declared the patient ready for separation, extubation was performed as soon as possible (including during the night), provided the patient met the other criteria required for extubation [12].
In a subgroup of 31 patients for whom echocardiography availability allowed consecutive examinations, a daily weaning trial was performed if the patient was still ventilated with the AWS and not ready for separation.
At the same time, the crystallization front moving along the jet is still far from the droplet, compare with Fig. 4. It seems that all is ready for separation of the first large and fast droplet.
Research efforts on the function of cohesin (SMC1/3 and two associated proteins) have focused primarily on its well-documented role in holding sister chromatids together until they are ready for separation in anaphase [10] [15], and recently to a role in mitotic spindle pole formation [16].
Output data can be recommendations to the caregivers suggesting new ventilator settings, specific orders such as "patient ready for separation from the ventilator," or ventilator settings being automatically adjusted.
The intention now is to leave it in an active state, ready for the separation.
Once dissolved, the sample is ready for the chemical separation of the dating elements.
Paris spies tell me Iranian director Asghar Farhadi's follow-up to A Separation is ready: Le Passé stars Berenice Bejo and Tahar Rahim (of The Artist and A Prophet respectively).
