Sentence examples for appropriately split from inspiring English sources

It attracts a steady flow of regulars and occasionals who on this morning — after a four-game Yankees-Sox series, which the teams appropriately split — generally argued that New Haven is still Yankee territory.

†Data in 2009 is only available for GLF and HSE in published reports and is not appropriately split by age and socio-economic status.

Thus, inter- and intracellular signaling events can be monitored with appropriately designed split-TEV assays in living cells.

If chimeric nodes can be identified correctly, it means that the de Bruijn graph can be disconnected appropriately by splitting the chimeric nodes.

Can we appropriately modify the split proximal algorithm (1.9) so as to have strong convergence?

The following two-sequence alignment represents the repeat shown in Example 1. caagctca-gctccgct      caagctcagctccgct This two-sequence alignment can be split appropriately to obtain the periods of the tandem repeat shown in Example 1.

So Dr King and his colleagues conducted a study to see how, if at all, communication enhances foraging prowess.They recruited 121 visitors to, rather appropriately, the London Zoo, and split them into 43 groups.

If the roles of period characters are not appropriately clarified, sentences are split improperly, which has a severe impact on text analytics.

Subsequently cells were split and passaged appropriately for the scrapie cell assay as described previously [ 33] and the infectivity titre of each sample was deduced from the reference preparation.

He played electric keyboards and made pop-funk hits; he also played daring jazz piano with fellow members of the late-60's Miles Davis Quintet as V.S.O.P. Appropriately, "The Herbie Hancock Box" splits the same way.

They can manage their activity to industry best practices, making sure that they are splitting their time appropriately between calling on new customers and servicing existing ones.