Sentence examples for apportioned into two from inspiring English sources

Each sample was apportioned into two pieces; one was frozen at -80°C and other was fixed in formalin.

We obtained six sequences from five cultivars and these were apportioned into two subfamilies, γ1 and γ3 by phylogenetic analysis.

Sputum samples were tested for HIV antibodies using the OraQuick HIV-1/2® Assay on the day of collection (day 0) and then apportioned into two aliquots.

We reiterate that the persistence function P for proteins and proteomes of eq. (3) depends solely on the length and number of domains, and can be apportioned into two separate terms.

To test strain-specific differences in induced versus inherent thermotolerance, each culture was apportioned into two vessels: one was placed in a 37°C water bath for 5 min and then incubated at 37°C on a shaker (induced thermotolerance), while the other was shaken at room temperature (inherent thermotolerance).

In the living room, the ceiling is apportioned into three wide stripes, painted in two-to-one black-to-gray ratio, and surrounded by midnight blue.

A reaction model was developed for the pyrolysis of binary mixtures of compounds whose reactions can be apportioned into three or fewer parallel chains coupled by chain transfer.

Results from each of the two surveys were apportioned into four datasets (CH 1 1, CH 1 2, CH 2 1, and CH 2 2) based on differences in the number of substances analysed in a sample.

At the time of peak snowpack accumulation in 2002, differences between modeled and measured SWE at the pixel scale were apportioned into three potential components: field sampling error (∼22%), parameter mapping error (∼27%), and actual model functional error (∼51%).

For the purpose of graphical representation and discussion, the cardiac cycle was apportioned into ten phases.

The protein mixture was apportioned into four aliquots, each of which was digested with trypsin, chymotrypsin, lys-C or proteinase-K, respectively (the individual dataset was then named as Yeast-Multi-trypsin, Yeast-Multi-chymo, Yeast-Multi-lysC and Yeast-Multi-proK, respectively).