Sentence examples for sustained separation from inspiring English sources

S&P 400 companies are more likely to have a separated structure in general, which leads to a higher rate of sustained separation since 2003.

As shown in Figure  2, MDS representation of MERS-CoV SA 1, MERS-CoV Eng 1 and icSARS-CoV samples for 6432 DE genes changing in at least one virus condition and at one time-point confirmed the early onset of host responses to MERS-CoV Eng 1 infection and the sustained separation between MERS-CoV Eng 1 and MERS-CoV SA 1 beginning at 18 hpi.

Connection sustains separation.

Connection must be established, and on its fringes intimacy, in order to sustain separation.

But with that method, they were unable to sustain separations of closer than about a micron (one millionth of a meter).

There was significant and sustained glycemic separation between the standard and intensive therapy groups but a significant increase in total and CV mortality, although with significant reduction in nonfatal myocardial infarction.

(8) Wuest, J, and Merritt-Gray, M (1999) Not going back: Sustaining the separation in the process of leaving abusive relationships.

Whether it's even possible to sustain that separation in the long term is up for debate.

She described those purposes as "ensuring fair notice so that individuals can rely on the laws in force at the time they engage in conduct and sustaining the separation of powers while preventing the passage of vindictive legislation".

If the reaction to the Charleston massacre is to be realized as something beyond a singular moment of redemptive mourning, then neither the intersectional dynamics of racism and patriarchy which produced this hateful crime, nor the inept rhetorical politics that sustain the separation of feminism from antiracism, can be allowed to continue.

York sustained a slight separation of his left shoulder on Friday.