Sentence examples for recognized to separate from inspiring English sources

One large inversion (~30 kb) in the LSC region has long been recognized to separate the two genomes [ 26].

The independentistas' problem isn't that international law does not recognize Puerto Rico's right to separate from the United States; their problem is that almost no one in Puerto Rico wants to.

This is a man, by Mr. Brooks's own assessment, who recognizes the founding fathers' desire to separate church and state but who sees it as incompatible with modern life.

First, managers need to recognize that it is counterproductive to separate "ethical" aspects of decisions or policies from "business" aspects (Gilmartin and Freeman 2002).

The authors recognize that it's difficult to separate the contributions of the books and films from increased access to the internet, and social media sites (especially Facebook), combined with the growing use of WhatsApp, to increased owl trade in Indonesia.

Performance evaluations with comparison to the well-known Maximum a Posteriori (MAP) score and Information Content (IC) have shown that MISCORE has promising capabilities to separate and recognize functional DNA motifs and its instances from non-functional ones.

Conversely, overhydration by aggressive fluid therapy can certainly affect the lungs with resultant pulmonary edema in the absence of increased permeability, but this is hard to recognize at the bedside or to separate from ALI/ARDS.

It's not infallible, but the iOS software running on the A8 uses blind source separation to recognize and separate two kinds of ambient noise.

In other words, we are able to recognize and separate ourselves from our inner compulsions so that we control them (in appropriate and healthy ways) rather than them controlling us.

He said the law needed to adapt to recognize that separating juries from the internet was becoming impossible.

These capsules act as prototype model system, aiming to obtain a microstructure with the potential capability to specifically recognize and separate macromolecules.