"separating between" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to create a division or distinction between two things. Example: The wall separating between the kitchen and living room was knocked down to create an open concept space.
Lee and Puranam (2015) corroborate this view by separating between beliefs (here: task interdependence) and action (here: social interdependence).
DESS, TruFISP, and SPACE performed significantly better than FLASH (p ≤ 0.0001) for separating between the surface layer of the articular cartilage and joint fluid.
Second, the parameters of the Gabor logons are well-suited for identifying between transient versus oscillatory brain activity as well as separating between overlapping time-frequency events with varying duration or frequency oscillation.
However, it is not obvious that unigrams are enough for more fine-grained classification, e.g., separating between postings where terrorist acts are discussed or reported on, and where intentions to actually commit terrorism acts are expressed.
By doing so, I build on previous research (Buchmann & Dalton, 2002) by paying particular attention to gender and ethnicity – dimensions along which aspirations are commonly found to differ; and by separating between habituated and doxic aspirations.
"I think also you very much want to be separating between what declines in assets do to consumers and firms and what effect they have on banks," she said.
The two-level structure (separating between-AB and within-AB activities) makes ISTAM flexible such that it can be applied to novel circumstances.
Such methods (including mixed-effects regression and structural equation modeling) are necessary for separating between-person differences from within-person changes in the analysis of longitudinal studies, especially when data include multiple waves of age-heterogeneous data (81% of our studies) (70).
A separator (punctured polypropylene sheets, 1 mm in thickness) was used to separate between an anode and cathode.
We all belong to the Palestinian people, and it is impossible to separate between us.
Investment banks and commercial banks were kept separated between the 1930s and 2000 by a law called Glass-Steagall.
