Sentence examples for the effect of separating from inspiring English sources
This also has the effect of separating responsibility from both risk-taking and reward.
The region between the two layers is fluid repellent, which has the effect of separating the inside of the cell from the outside world.
Instead, there is a policy that has the effect of separating hundreds of children from their parents — nearly 2,000 in the past six weeks, according to the Associated Press.
Considering Hughes's fate when comparing Stark and Downey has the effect of separating one from the other — Stark is a fiction; and Robert is real — but when they are united on screen, the amalgam (in comics we call it a team-up) makes the fantasy totally plausible.
Israel has suspended new rules that would have had the effect of separating Palestinian and Jewish passengers on buses travelling to the West Bank.
'Alarm' at bus segregation plans Jump to media player Israel has suspended new rules that would have had the effect of separating Palestinian and Jewish passengers on buses travelling to the West Bank.
As a result, there is scientific data that describes the effects of separating children from their families.
One in three 18-year-olds applying for university places in England, Wales and Northern Ireland this year received some form of unconditional offer, figures show, sparking fresh debate about student recruitment and the effects of separating offers from A-level grades.
In the first stage, a series of monovalent NeuAcα-2,6-Glc(Y X type binding motifs was prepared, and their affinity for murine CD22 was monitored, to obtain more insight into the effect of separate structure elements on ligand recognition.
As already stated by (Beijerinck 1901) we first need to establish the effect of separate environmental factors using simple systems to understand behavior in more complex lab systems.
The study, published today in Nature, details how an optical illusion creates the effect of separate geysers when one views the eruptions, which take place along wavy fractures, through a "fold" in the curtain.
