Sentence examples for separated at around from inspiring English sources
Answering concerns that the elephants are taken away from their mothers too young and spend much of their lives in chains, Payne said they were separated at around two to three years old and were tethered only at night, "so they don't disturb each other".
However, using the estimate of a general divergence of cereals of around 50 mya, this analysis predicts that maize and sorghum separated at between 10 and 20 mya, and that rice and barley separated at around 41 mya.
And in this presentation, the Kaplan-Meier chart — the one critics have seized upon — shows those lines starting to separate at around four months and remaining separate thereafter, although they do diverge more widely at the 18-month point.
Interestingly, the Kaplan Meier curves of time to death appear to separate at around the time of tracheotomy in the delayed group.
La Usurpadora: Telanovela based around a now-classic "good and evil twins separated at birth" plotline.
Sexes were separated at pupal stage.
Di-chorionic twins are thought to have separated at an early stage of development, probably in the first 5 days post-conception whereas mono-chorionic twins are thought to have separated at a later stage, around six to 9 days post-conception.
Hundreds of people had gathered for a block party and to film a music video when violence broke out between two separate groups at around 6 15pm.
The samples were electrophoresed on a sequencing style electrophoresis apparatus until the PCR products were clearly separated, frequently around two hours at 10V/cm for the SSRs we were assaying, but dependant on the expected PCR product sizes.
The homoeologous pair ZmCEL12CHR10 and ZmCEL12CHR2 separated most recently, at around 5 million years ago (mya).
The paired sequences Pe164Q2A6, F/R were mapped to chromosome 11 of V. vinifera, the forward end beginning at position 2,502,417 bp of the grapevine genome and the reverse end terminating at position 2,324,226 bp, separated by around 178.2 kb.
