Sentence examples for will allow us to separate from inspiring English sources

"I don't want war," she said, "but I don't think they will allow us to separate".

He sees the Makerbot as the first in a long line of increasingly cheaper devices that will allow us to separate ourselves from the long logistical chain associated modern gadget sales.

In addition, our study design will allow us to separate the effects of low cost technology (automated reminders) followed by more costly efforts (telephone outreach by a CRC Screening Coordinator).

When the 1-year follow-up data become available, this will allow us to separate the effects associated with standard dosing from those derived from standard dosing plus booster training.

This further emphasizes the need for samples such as ours where one can follow patients prospectively with the aim of finding characteristics that will allow us to separate the two groups and determine whether the diagnostic drift is in fact a drift or merely a case of inaccurate diagnosis.

Finally, this approach to evaluating decision coaching using the OFDG will not allow us to separate the effects of coaching from the effects of the OFDG.

Here, it is important to note that in the event that two AM-FM components fall within the same channel filter, the filterbank approach will not allow us to separate them.

The age range examined did not allow us to separate infants from toddlers or older children.

In order to simplify recycling for the future, adhesives with "switches enclosed" are being developed which will allow us to disbond system components into separate parts after use for reuse or material recycling.

Start by renaming the main bukkit file so that it is in the.jar file format — this will allow us to run it with a separate.bat file.

"Separating our project from Heartland will allow us to focus on the issues that we are best known for and good at," said Eli Lehrer, director of the Center on Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate, who will continue to serve as head of Heartland's Washington, D.C., office until May 31.