The phrase "a split path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are two or more diverging options or directions to choose from.
Example: "As I reached the fork in the road, I had to decide which way to go; it was truly a split path."
Alternatives: "diverging path" or "forked route".
Structures of chlorophyll catabolites reveal a novel split path of chlorophyll breakdown in Mc -bananas and s FCC as the branching point and as a "last common precursor" of the downstream catabolites: Based on the information on the structures and on the abundance of colorless-chlorophyll catabolites, chlorophyll breakdown in the peels of ripening banana unfolds in a remarkable fashion.
Persistent fluorescent chlorophyll catabolites, which are endogenously provided by (one branch of the split path of) chlorophyll breakdown, may, hence, commend themselves as natural molecular in-vivo reporters of senescence and senescence-associated cell-death symptoms.
It is possible to add split paths and secret shortcuts!
In a split network, all the shortest paths between any two nodes will cross over edges labeled by the same set of splits (Dress and Huson 2004).
The transition probabilities for the IOHMM are derived from a logistic regression classifier that uses the protein-DNA interaction data as supervised input and utilizes them to classify genes into diverging paths at a split node in the model.
The associative nature of this definition allows splitting a path's total cost into disjoint sub-path costs at any point along γ: (6) c (γ (v, v ′ ) ) = c (γ (v, v i ) ) + c (γ (v i, v ′ ) ) for any i ∈ [ 2, k − 1 ], with which we can efficiently determine the minimum cost path between any two nodes v and v′.
In this paper a 16-bit radix-4 pipelined divider implemented in a modified version of SPD3L family structure (SPCD3L: Split-Path Clock-Data driven Dynamic Logic) is presented.
In this paper, we introduce the split-path nonlinear integrator (SPANI) as a novel nonlinear filter designed to improve the transient performance of linear systems in terms of overshoot, while preserving good rise-time and settling behavior.
In a split network, there can be multiple paths between any two nodes, and the phenetic distance between two nodes in a split network is therefore defined as the length of the "shortest" path connecting the nodes.
A split between rich students and poor schools, he agreed, was the wrong path.
