Sentence examples for a further split from inspiring English sources
A further split from the population south of Lake Toba occurred about 674,000 years ago, giving rise to the Bornean orangutans as well as the newly discovered species that, like its ancestors, live south of Lake Toba.
A further split has ocurred in the United Kingdom Independence party after an executive member and five-time candidate endorsed the rightwing historian David Irving's denial of the Holocaust.
So, even if firms hive off their consulting, a further split may be necessary.Deloitte, Andersen and KPMG point out in their defence that the Panel on Audit Effectiveness, which was set up by the SEC to examine the issue, was divided.
By contrast, this study uses prefectural panel data, which means the number of prefectures in Japan is fixed at 47. Nevertheless, by power liberalization to accelerate in the future, we assume a further split of 47 prefectures (e.g., municipal and office level) to capture the power supply area.
There have been some recent signs of dissent within the AKP, however, and Stein suggests that a poor performance in Sunday's polls could lead to a further split.
This resulted in a further split in the Free Church as the rigid Calvinists broke away to form the Free Presbyterian Church in 1893.
A second set (1068 images) with a further splitting in subcategories has also been created for testing purposes.
A further splitting arises in goethite because there are two types of each of the supertransfer and hydrogen-bonded pathways, while in lepidocrocite there is only one of each.
Group (a) is further split based on the cis/trans state of ({{upomega }}_1) into the clusters represented by structures (d) and (e).
Factor A was further split into 3 subscales (A1: technical care - 9 items; A2: information - 4 items; A3: interpersonal relations – 7 items).
Phylogenetic position of the Clitellata and most "clitellate-like" annelids is stable and quite surprising in the present analyses: they always form a clade, further split into Clitellata and the Hrabeiella-Aphanoneura subclade.
