Sentence examples for thought to separate from inspiring English sources

But I don't think we ever got to the place where we thought to separate.

The Dutch photographer channels aspects stereotypically associated with both genders in her series "Features of Femininity," thus breaking down the rigid boundaries often thought to separate the two.

As positive blood cultures represent a suspension of bacteria and blood cells, we thought to separate bacteria and then subject them to MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry.

Matrix attachment regions (MARs) in DNA are thought to separate chromatin into topologically constrained loop domains allowing to control for the compaction of chromatin as well as for DNA replication and gene regulation [25], [26].

Taking into account the comparison given in Table 1, it becomes apparent that not a single trait that was thought to separate the downy mildews from Phytophthora is always present in downy mildews and that most characteristics thought to be exclusive to Phytophthora can also be observed in lineages of the graminicolous downy mildews.

They have been shown to block the communication between a promoter and its enhancer when placed in between [19], [20], [reviewed in 21] and some insulators are thought to separate inactive from active chromatin domains by acting as a barrier against spreading of repressive chromatin proteins or histone modifications into neighbouring regions [reviewed in 21], [22].

I also think to separate this work from contempt is to rob it of its power.

It's impossible, I think, to separate the man from the photojournalist, and that photojournalist, who went through so much and still manages to entertain a conversation with a man at a party who wants to talk selling Swedish underwear to Saudi customers.

The fragment of Australian crust now under Vanuatu is thought to have separated from the mainland prior to the Cenozoic era, around 100m years ago.

The lemur lineage and the monkey-ape-human lineage are thought to have separated soon after the dinosaurs disappeared, probably about 60m years ago.

The human line is not thought to have separated from that of the chimpanzee by this period, yet the Oreopithecus pelvis undeniably shows biomechanical stress patterns expected of a partial biped.