Sentence examples for very difficult to separate from inspiring English sources

Ion-exchange chromatography is an important tool in chemical analysis because it permits separation of materials that are very difficult to separate by other means.

But it's very difficult to separate facility from the provision of care.

"The Goebbels villa is very difficult to separate from the rest".

Once you start pulling at the strands, the intertwined political and financial systems can prove very difficult to separate.

Eileen's characteristic amalgam of irony and jauntiness is very difficult to separate out, but the air of exasperation is undisguised.

But the emulsification of the residual chemical in the recovered oil from ASP flooding makes it very difficult to separate water from oil.

It's very difficult to break in.

C1s scan of the MWCNT-g-PPy (Fig. 2a) consists of two major components, one at 286.74 eV corresponding to the carbonyl bond [30] and at 284.58 eV that represents both the graphitic C C bonding and C=N bonds of the polymer backbone (signals are very close thus difficult to separate).

The resulting scatterplot suggests a number of groupings that may represent instars, although the smallest individuals fall very close together and are difficult to separate.

The stereochemistry of two 6, 9-oxygen bridge dibenzocyclooctadiene lignans from Kadsura coccinea, are difficult to separate and very unstable.

It is difficult to separate the tapestry.