Sentence examples for which could separate from inspiring English sources
An adsorption nucleation model was proposed to analyze quantitatively the CTTs, which could separate the iDL and inucleation perfectly.
In the 1990s, old-type HPLC models were replaced with new-type HPLC models which could separate stable HbA1c from labile HbA1c and modified hemoglobin.
Then, in the late 1800s, a Dutchman, Van Houten, invented the cocoa press, which could separate the ground beans into cocoa powder and cocoa butter.
The upper middle class is "attempting to produce particular effective social boundaries which could separate them from … the lower middle classes in an unfortunately irreversible way," said María Luisa Méndez, director of the School of Sociology, Universidad Diego Portales, in Chile, in a joint presentation with Modesto Gayo, a professor at the same school.
It should be ascribed to the novel structure, which could separate the electrons and holes effectively.
For deciduous dominated plots it was difficult to find ALS features which could separate them from the other species groups.
The Senate vote on this "dispositive resolution," which could split into separate resolutions on the evidence and on the accusations, would require a two-thirds majority, the Democrat said, the same margin needed to remove Mr. Clinton from office.
The boys played with dolls that had been attached at the head with Velcro, which they could separate themselves, doctors said.
To develop a mouse model in which we could separate the effects of breast milk-derived and endogenous SIgA, while holding other factors in breast milk constant, we utilized mice with a targeted deletion in the Pigr gene (Fig. 1 ).
Such energy levels were beneficial for the photogenerated electrons to transfer from the TiO2 CB to the rGO, which could effectively separate the charge carriers and hinder electron hole recombination.
The enhancement in the response current of ZnO/p-Si as compared to p-Si planar mainly could be due to the presence of ZnO/p-Si heterojuncton, which could fastly separate the generated carriers and reduce the recombination rate of photogenerated free charge carriers.
