Sentence examples for that cannot be separated from inspiring English sources

In consequence, they allow the separation of compounds that cannot be separated by traditional capillary electrophoresis devices or high-performance liquid chromatography [ 5].

A flaw in identity, a genetic illness, a blemish that cannot be separated from the self — the same phrase served all meanings.

But they are bound by a common economic vulnerability that cannot be separated from the history of race in this country.

"This is an exhibition that cannot be separated from the debate in the streets of France right now," said Ms. Hardivilier.

All of the elements are then fused together into what the department calls "a solid, monolithic structure that cannot be separated into layers and tampered with".

This has occurred at the same time as a rapidly looming resource crunch (especially in terms of fossil fuel) that cannot be separated from the environmental effects of continuing overconsumption.

But they argue that organising cannot be separated from politics.

The strength of the strong force is so great that quarks cannot be separated from each other outside hadrons.

So it seems that sport cannot be separated from politics after all.

The underlying argument is that individuals cannot be separated from the contexts in which they function, including the contexts of their relationships with others.

Furthermore, in some cases the clause-middle VG and clause-final NG are so closely integrated that they cannot be separated from one another and form one word in the language, e.g., chàngxì in (3) and kāihuì in (20).