Sentence examples for split clearly from inspiring English sources

The pair has been known to share an occasional dinner date, but his split clearly had an effect on the actor, who told "Details" magazine in May, "Anyone who gets divorced goes through a lot of pain...I don't think I want to get married again".

The conditional dosages p ^ m k for two typical regions (100 SNPs each) are plotted in Figure 2. In one region, the lower clusters are split clearly (but not evenly) between two upper-layer clusters; in the other, the lower-layer clusters are split but less clearly with some lower clusters shared between two upper clusters.

The state has since changed its packaging rules, mandating that products like chocolate bars be split into clearly marked doses of ten milligrams.

The 80s relationship comedy About Last Night (based on David Mamet's play Sexual Perversity in Chicago) about two male and two female friends who form a dating quartet has been remade – with the two couples split more clearly than ever along rom-com lines.

After microwave-treated power of 200 W for 15 min at least, high purity of Rocksalt structure showed high ratio of integrated intensities of (0 0 3)/(1 0 4), larger than 1.1, and double peaks (0 0 6)/(1 0 2) and (1 0 8)/(1 1 0) split up clearly based on X-ray diffraction patterns.

Hence, the diffusion of dextran-FITC into the split myelin clearly demonstrates that glutamate treatment resulted in the breakdown of axo-glial paranodal junctions.

Split spectra clearly improve after the removal of long branches.

We also deleted N2 sequence where read coverage was largely lacking and split reads clearly spanned from one N2 region to another.

Interestingly, the duplicates found in S. castellii, C. glabrata and V. polyspora usually split at clearly different positions in our phylogenetic trees as compared to the duplicates of the Saccharomyces sensu stricto species.

Cheese strains were found in five of the six populations but, interestingly, the populations split most clearly into two clusters defined on the basis of the presence or absence of Wallaby, a large horizontally transferred region thought to provide a competitive advantage against other micro-organisms in cheese (Cheeseman et al. 2014).

The fractional-step method used in this algorithm is based on a characteristic splitting, which clearly separates the acoustics from the advection.