Separate examples are given for each section and the results are tabulated.
Data may be given in one or two separate files; examples for data import are provided and the usage is described in the web tool.
Each area can be used to separate, for example, data and applications used for work and those for personal use.
On the other hand, there are others who like to keep chess and hip-hop separate: for example, Yao Johnson, 5, who started playing when he was 4 during an after-school program.
These are different genres separated by walls of form, which separate, for example, a novel from a memoir.
By keeping LinkedIn and Facebook networks separate, for example, segmentors can still reveal their true identities and experiences to their friends and families without alienating or offending their colleagues.
Furthermore, there are precedents where the co-overexpression of two transcription factors could reveal a synergistic enhancement of the phenotypes caused by one of the factors in separate (for example, [ 19, 20]).
The broad biological functions of the distinct classes of ETS factors do not appear to be clearly separate, for example class I, IIb and III factors are all involved in hematopoiesis, albeit at different steps (Bartel et al, 2000).
By separating out combined classes – for example for single and double amputees – the IPC hopes to avoid the scenario where an athlete can set a world record in their class but finish outside the medals.
Scientific subjects in secondary schools can be divided into separate sciences (for example, physics and biology) and balanced science (for example, integrated science and combined science); general science falls into the latter category.
