Sentence examples for reasonably separate from inspiring English sources

The owner and the business have become reasonably separate, yet the company is still dominated by both the owner's presence and stock control.

"If they get a crooked employee, the very security system designed to help the customer is going to be detrimental to them". The problem, says Mike Bond, a security expert at Cambridge University, is that cash withdrawal, at present, is kept reasonably separate from credit- or debit-card usage.

As shown in Figure 2A B, the 18 differentially expressed miRNAs derived from the AA group reasonably separate the 10 cases from the 10 controls.

Similarly, the 31 differentially expressed miRNAs derived from the CA group can reasonably separate the 10 cases from the 10 controls (Figure 2D E).

We identified 26 miRNAs with at least two-fold differential expression at the significance level of p<0.05 (Table 1), which reasonably separate the 20 cases from the 20 controls (Figure 1A B).

Overall the test statistics indicated that the test could reasonably separate candidates on the basis of ability (i.e. that it possessed acceptable criterion validity) as well as demonstrating construct validity.

Although the two conformations are reasonably separated in terms of interdomain distance, the associated interdye distributions are substantially overlapped for many variants (Supplementary Fig. 6).

As a result of quantitative estimation, we found two categories of westward flows that were reasonably separated using a speed threshold of 150 200 m/s.

The enhanced resolution of NMR spectra was achieved by subjecting the recalcitrant residue to a preliminary HPSEC separation in smaller size fractions, thereby confirming that an improved characterization of humic molecules can only be achieved if they are reasonably separated from the complex humic matrix.

As our founding fathers made crystal clear, both church and state flourish most optimally when rationally and reasonably separated from each other within common sense constraints as outlined by Constitutional bounds.

These data suggest that CRF may be reasonably separated into two temporally-defined groups.