Sentence examples for separation period from inspiring English sources

Following the incubation, the tube was centrifuged for 30 s, placed into the magnetic separator stand and, after a 45-s separation period, the supernatant was removed.

The Eppendorf tube was then placed into the magnetic separator, and after a 1-min magnetic separation period, the supernatant was carefully removed without disturbing the beads.

Maternal separation pups were housed in a separate room (31 - 33°C to prevent hypothermia) for the 3-hour separation period to prevent mother-infant ultrasonic communication [ 39], since this may also attenuate maternal separation effects [ 40].

This is not particularly permissive: at least six other EU countries allow divorce without any separation period.

What is unusual about New York's no-fault law is its combination of a mutual-consent requirement and a one-year separation period.

In New York, no-fault divorce is available only by mutual consent and, even then, only after a one-year separation period.

"You seem to be implying that there would be a high infidelity rate in Antarctica, but I have not heard that it is any different than any other job with long separation periods.

The separation of periods is shown in Table 4.

Using information from the Global Positioning System (GPS) is an established tool for objective assessment of time series of geographical data [ 34, 35], and it does allow for a detailed separation of periods of work and leisure.

The separation of the period before orlistat use from all other periods of non-use also highlights a unique and important advantage of the self controlled case series over the cohort method as it allowed us to directly compare the risk of liver injury in the period before orlistat use with the first period of use.

However, from a welfare point of view, it is questioned if separation after colostrum period may cause more distress than immediate separation.