Sentence examples for separate potential from inspiring English sources

In order to separate potential birth order associations from those potentially arising from family size, we reran the analyses separately for firstborns who did or did not have a sibling at 4 years.

Two separate potential regions were detected in which two different types of current oscillations were observed as the iodide concentration increases.

The reason may be explained by FITC molecules well doped the silica shell that separate potential quenching substance from dye molecules through electrostatic interaction [12, 27 29] (Fig. 5).

A separate potential restriction on the ability to pass state-funded bills may be if the government is split, i.e. the party of the governor is different from the party of the legislative majority.

In addition, due to the preferential out diffusion of dot material along the direction, the embedded rim height is higher along the [110] direction, resulting in two separate potential valleys along the [110] direction, resembling a pair of connected QDs [19].

A 100 kDa filter was used to separate potential Zr-DFO from Zr-labeled nanoparticles.

I wrote, at the time, that there would have been thunderous outrage if someone had separated potential victims by race or religion and then shot, say, only the blacks, or only the whites, or only the Jews.

Furthermore, the flat band potential of the oxide, which separates potential regions of predominant ionic conduction from regions of predominant electronic conduction, can be considered a critical potential.

This is the first time that, not only the separating potential of Varicol has been extended to reaction systems, but also was optimized for multiple objectives.

However, the timescale of conventional molecular dynamics simulations is currently limited to tens of nanoseconds and the simulations of biomolecules appear to be nonergodic because of high-energy barriers separating potential energy basins.

Aquinas separates potential wholes from both universals and integral wholes by considering two parameters: the presence of the whole in the part with respect to the whole's essence, and the presence of the whole in the part with respect to the whole's power (Summa Theologiae I, q. 77, art. 1, ad 1).