Sentence examples for sufficiently separated from from inspiring English sources
With the new technique, the first-round reaction mixture was sufficiently separated from second-round primers by the oil layer.
Texas claims that the Planned Parenthood clinics serving the program, which do not provide abortions, are not sufficiently separated from the clinics that do provide them.
Heat losses are substantially less significant for cases in which the turbulent flame brush is sufficiently separated from the GMLI.
For example, the fluorescence spectrum of 7AW is sufficiently separated from that of PheCN, making it straightforward to decompose the FRET spectrum into donor and acceptor contributions.
But its application was not accepted until this month, partly because of its novelty and partly through concerns as to whether it was sufficiently separated from Blair's personal office arrangements.
One line of regulatory inquiry could relate to whether officials at Goldman, a bank holding company, are sufficiently separated from the activities of the merchant banking unit, which actually owns Metro International.
The frequency of this hybrid has led to suggestions that Delichon is not sufficiently separated genetically from Hirundo to be considered a separate genus.
In the small simple dining room, tables are placed so that parties are sufficiently separate from one another.
Non-trivial symmetries of subsets of the point set are found as unambiguous permutation cycles, i.e. vertices of an approximately regular polygon or an anti-prism, which are sufficiently separate from other points in the point set.
However, last month the government unveiled a plan to bring everything back under SNCF, while keeping track management sufficiently separate from the running of trains to satisfy the EU rules.
Just when it seems, disappointingly, that Stadlen is about to join the backlash club, excoriating these women for being too self-centred to mother properly, she comes in with a much tenderer explanation - that they find the degree of closeness with their babies unbearable because they don't feel sufficiently separate from them.
