| Both cause a defect in cell separation that can be seen microscopically as large clusters of unseparated cells. |
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| James then turned the envelope over to the back and started unsealing the last bit of the unseparated paper. |
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| It seems that the foot-and-mouth outbreak in England has been traced to cheap, unseparated swill. |
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| During conventional electrophoresis, molecules larger than 50 kb have essentially the same motility and remain unseparated. |
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| Used oils that are unseparated according to quality are only used as fuel, because they only have a low value. |
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| This allows a sense of one single, unseparated narrative, one emotional journey. |
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| Until about a century ago, it was common for vineyards to have the red and white grapes unseparated unlike today where each vineyard has a unique grape. |
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| In a case where a consignment consisting of more than one kind of waste is delivered to that place it may be stored unseparated at that place pending sorting for a period not exceeding 2 months. |
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| The unseparated cycle path along the MacArthur expressway is one notable example–but in fact the bigger problem is often the lack of cycle lanes at all. |
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| It was a serene vigil through the day, with AB de Villiers for 68.4 overs and Faf du Plessis for a further 36.3, unseparated, as South Africa set about shutting down the Test. |
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| It is a delicate issue and we will have to see whether we can finally include the production of electricity from the incineration of unseparated municipal waste within the scope of the directive. |
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| Along the road's right-hand side, unseparated from the traffic by any physical barriers, was a thin cycle path. Your correspondent in his day-to-day life cycles everywhere. |
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| The remaining unseparated gaseous fractions produced in refinery distillation or cracking produced in refinery distillation or cracking processes, after marketable products have been extracted. |
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