Sentence examples for separately explained from inspiring English sources

Once that misunderstanding was cleared up, two waiters separately explained the meaning of "high altitude" but not exactly in the same way.

The elusive boson rounds off what has become known as the Standard Model of physics—an explanation that relies on 17 fundamental particles and three physical forces (though it stubbornly refuses to accommodate a fourth force, gravity, which is separately explained by Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity).

Searching for each passenger's flight separately, explained Klee, which will increase your odds of clinching tickets at the lowest price category available.

These measures were strongly inter-correlated (r>0.55), thus we achieved dimension reduction by a principal component analysis that produced a single axis to describe the male's interest towards the control and the experimental breeding situation, separately (explained variance in the three measured behaviours: control situation, 77% experimental situation, 79%).

Furthermore, multiple linear regression models which included each THI item separately explained an additional 5% of the variance compared to the THI total score.

After correction for multiple testing (P<0.002; 0.05 divided by 22 chromosomes), none of the chromosomes separately explained a significant part of the variance of liver enzyme levels.

"When I designed the collection, I wanted it all to work separately," explains Johansson.

Mr. Kasidiaris, the Golden Dawn spokesman, was also filmed separately explaining how the party's 18 lawmakers could take advantage of their parliamentary immunity to bear arms.

Although empirical studies have examined how each of these factors might separately explain the structure of signals used by animals within species, comparative evidence supporting the predicted interaction of the sensory system, environment and transmission range in the generation of species differences in communication is lacking.

"They are finding the sum of their collective parts much more effective than when they used to work separately," explains Andrew Brooks, UNICEF Chief of Child Protection in Tanzania, "each one drawing on their mandated role and specialized knowledge to ensure an holistic and efficient response to the vulnerable child".

Before, you had to think about these two concerns separately, and we are working on interoperability that makes you not have to think about them separately," he explained.