Sentence examples for trend of separation from inspiring English sources
While a consistent trend of separation was observed, this result was not statistically unambiguous after considering the respective standard deviations.
Although a few samples overlapped, there is a trend of separation between cirrhosis subjects and controls.
A trend of separation of survival is seen among different ypV stages.
Although their analysis does support a general trend of splice isoform separation after GD, their results must be treated with caution as they were based on the comparison of heterogeneous transcriptome annotations that, in the case of zebrafish at least, are far from complete.
It's with the aim of subverting the trend, and turning walls of separation into walls of connection, that MasterPeace has invited artists to spend 21 September, the UN's annual International Day of Peace, painting walls in 30 cities around the world for one of the biggest mural projects in history.
To support this idea, we show that lowering the K2O trend by separation of K2O-rich groundmass (i.e. groundmass separation model) is not possible (Fig. 12).
For many years now the trend of Supreme Court rulings on separation of church and state has tortured the plain meaning of the original constitutional requirement.
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Or, six degrees of separation, Flickr style.
Concerning the overall trends, a separation of the factorial plane into two regions (T1: [high_temperature]-[high_GC] and T2: [moderate_temperature]-[low_GC], respectively) revealed striking correspondences between the distribution of the amino acids in the respective regions and various classifications relative to chronologies for the recruitment of amino acids into the genetic code.
The NGO said Turkey's "very visible trend towards less separation of powers [and] decreasing civil liberties – especially freedom of speech and freedom of press" had combined with accusations of high-level corruption to see it drop from 64th (45) in 2014 to 66th (42) a year later.
