Sentence examples for stronger separation from inspiring English sources
"I think we need a stronger separation of church and state".
For both separations to employment and non-employment (rows (a) and (b) respectively), the male wage coefficient is larger in magnitude than the female one, suggesting stronger separation responses for male workers.
NMDS using the phylogenetic node structure of the plots showed even stronger separation between disturbed and undisturbed plots, with no overlap of the standard deviation ellipses (figure 2b).
The RT-qPCR results show that this microRNA is indeed characterized by an up-regulation (FC = 3.3, P = 0.0009), and stronger separation is shown with an AUC value of 0.85 (Figure 5C D).
Similar to the proteome, also the phosphoproteome, i.e. the detected and quantified phosphopeptide abundances, revealed a stronger separation of accessions compared to acclimation states (Fig. 2c, Additional file 3: Figure S2).
Four-way interactions can be extremely difficult to interpret, so we say with great caution that this may offer support for the interaction of state and risk in determining the curvature of the harvest rate curves in a manner consistent with the use of daring, i.e., stronger separation between the curves when the fox is very hungry.
He was surprised, he said, because the paper always had "a strong separation of its news decisions from its business interests".
Most Democrats also endorse a strong separation of church and state, and they generally oppose government regulation of the private, noneconomic lives of citizens.
Blackmun was also a staunch supporter of the First Amendment, of the strong separation of church and state, and of affirmative action.
Unlike the UK government, which has maintained a strong separation from hackers and hacker groups, the US government had early exposure to hackers when a hacker group known as the L0pht testified in front of the senate on 19 May , 1998
The US and the EU share one characteristic: they are, in the jargon of political science, "mixed regimes", with a strong separation of powers and numerous checks and balances.
