Sentence examples for an important subdivision from inspiring English sources

Plant cytogenetics early became an important subdivision of cytogenetics because, as a general rule, plant chromosomes are larger than those of animals.

We also preserved any important subdivisions that have been highlighted in the literature (e.g., top-down vs. bottom-up attention, executive vs. automatic semantic retrieval, numerical calculation vs. numerical fact retrieval).

The organic compounds of sulfur constitute a diverse and important subdivision of organic substances.

The other important subdivision of the zither family is the flat zither; in Africa it is usually made either from a hollowed plank over which strings are fastened (board zither) or from individual narrow canes lashed together, each having one idiochordic string (raft zither).

Miller plays Cooper, the buttoned-down boss of one important subdivision of the Los Angeles underworld: he controls the warehouses where stolen goods are stashed to cool off, and he is respected by the criminals as the ever-trustworthy "man with the keys".

Aside from the musical bows, there are two important subdivisions of this category.

Among other things, the important subdivisions on the left margins can only be guessed.

We then use DSGA to highlight a novel subdivision of an important class of genes in breast cancer, the estrogen receptor (ER) cluster.

It was concluded that the fine grained structure of martensite play an important role for ultrafine grain subdivision during plastic deformation.

The proposed method of curve interpolation provides an important alternative solution in curve-based subdivision surface design.

The Pleistocene sequence of Schöningen provides a key link between unglaciated and glaciated areas in western Central Europe and is an important point of reference for the subdivision of the glaciated late Middle Pleistocene.