Sentence examples for yes separate from inspiring English sources

For those answering yes, separate questions were asked about (i) age of onset of first attack, (ii) timing of last attack; (iii) typical duration of attacks; iv) whether they had ever been diagnosed as having migraine by a doctor; and (v) age at diagnosis.

If the answer is Yes, separate it from the rest of your trash and give away all your organic trash to someone who has a composter.

For growth measurements in caffeine and rapamycin (Fig. 4), log-phase cultures in YES were separated into the following four samples: an untreated growth control, a sample supplemented with 10 mM caffeine (Calvo et al., 2009), a sample treated with 100 ng mL−1 rapamycin, and a sample treated with both caffeine and rapamycin at the doses above.

Which brings the issue around to whether the United States, very much on its own, can impose sanctions rigorous enough — the Democratic-led havee and Senate have overwhelmingly voted yes in separate bills — to serve as an example for action by like-minded countries later in the year.

It didn't take much to get Andreessen and Doerr interested, as Maris says he barely got "Glass" out of his mouth before both said yes in separate phone calls.

Unless you have the fluidity for people to say, "Yes, this is special and separate; yes, this is an ensemble," you are going to have problems.

Edward Fisher speaks to his family in the UK from Australia: Living in Australia but having family back in the UK is quite strange, because yes we are separated but at the same time we still maintain close links.

That raises a question: sex, yes, but why separate sexes?

She is separate, yes; she has succeeded; but she is powerless to console herself.

In the old world, yes, concerts were separate from the labels.

And yes, that's "separate but equal".