Sentence examples for accordingly divide from inspiring English sources

We may accordingly divide spontaneous acts into two classes, which we might call internal and external, according to whether the act's being brought to overt expression is a separable or an inseparable moment of the relevant complex whole.

Following Junge et al. (2014), we accordingly divide our sample to separately consider the subsample where the female is the primary earner and the subsample where the male is the primary earner (see Appendix Table 7 for relevant summary statistics).

Based on the definitions, the influencing factors of turned surface roughness are accordingly divided into the 'easy' and 'difficult' modeling factors.

The following review is accordingly divided between instinct construed as impulsion, or drive; instinct viewed as inborn propensity; and instinct interpreted as behaviour.

In his filings with the election commission, Mr. Romney is essentially contending that his leadership PAC's work is divided evenly between federal and non-federal election activities and that the financing of administrative expenses is accordingly divided between the state and federal PACs.

That very day Publicola learned of this plan from deserters, and took measures accordingly, dividing up his forces.

So Rodney accordingly divided his fleet, sending Admiral Samuel Hood north with 15 ships of the line and orders to find de Grasse and report to New York.

The patients were accordingly divided into two subgroups.

According to the above results, significant physiological and morphological differences were observed at different salt-treatment time points in response to salt stress, which was accordingly divided into two typical phases: dehydration stress (4 h) and ionic stress (24 h).

Accordingly, dividing the organ values shown in Figs. 3 6 (in kg/ha) by 3 and 5, at N0 and N200, respectively, will give a rough conversion back to the original units of 'mg/organ'.

The 35 tapping sides studied in the 18 patients were accordingly divided into those with baseline performance within normal limits (n = 17; the mean tapping performance across this group, 157 taps/30 s, was still lower than the mean tapping performance in healthy subjects) and those with baseline tapping rates lower than normal limits (n = 18; mean tapping performance 58 taps/30 s).