Sentence examples for are divided into one from inspiring English sources

Based on the two types of photoreceptors (rods and cones) that they connect to, bipolar cells are divided into one rod subtype (ON type) and 8 cone subtypes (ON and OFF types).

This is the first book in the Divergent trilogy and it is set in a time and place where children are divided into one of five factions (Abnegation, Erudite, Candor, Dauntless and Amity) when they reach the age of 16.

As shown in Figure 3, channels are divided into one control channel and multiple data channels.

The layers are divided into one base layer and one or more enhancement layers which employ data of lower layers for efficient coding.

The molecular species are divided into one subset where the expected values of the number of molecules are computed and one subset with species with a stochastic variation in the number of molecules.

Each of these proteins are divided into one of two components--E1 and E2.

To date, totally 23 harpins have been identified in different bacterial species and are divided into one-domain and two-domain harpins based on the unitary hydrophilic domain and an additional enzymatic domain (Choi et al. 2013; Ji and Dong 2015).

The fractional properties are divided into one-10th shares, and owners may book three weeks a year in advance, with more time granted depending on availability; there are no stipulations on the use of the full-ownership properties.

The delivery of this treatment will be divided into one or more sessions depending on: the individual participant's tolerance of the programme; the need for other medical and nursing interventions; and the progression of the participant's recovery.

Recently, a classification scheme was proposed in which memory CD8 T cells were divided into one of two distinct subsets, based on CD62L expression, that have different functional properties and protective capacities.

180 naïve consumers performed a set of 12 replicated triangle tests and, based on the results, were divided into one of three equally-performing groups.