Sentence examples for are split into subgroups from inspiring English sources
A more dramatic example is provided by the 12 sequenced genomes of the species P. marinus: these genomes are split into subgroups that correspond to low-light (Groups 4a and 4b) and high-light (Group 4c) adaptation, with Group 4a comprising the strains with the largest genomes and greatest similarity to marine Synechococcus.
In summary, this study provides a concrete example of how psychiatric spectrum diseases may be split into subgroups that are defined in terms of neurophysiological mechanisms specified by a generative model of network dynamics such as DCM.
The two experimental groups were split into subgroups containing ten animals each.
After this period, susceptible and resistant larvae were split into subgroups that were submitted or not to induction with lufenuron.
In addition, trial samples have to be split into subgroups for HRQoL assessment to be adapted to patient age.
First of all, all cases where DRGs were split into subgroups in the national versions were aggregated back to the original grouping.
To this end, word categories with low emotional ratings were introduced and the category of emotion words was split into subgroups with and without sensorimotor semantic links.
This reduction in survival in HER2-positive cases persisted when patients were split into subgroups by ER status, tumour size and age (Table 2).
In several cases, isogroups were split into subgroups if BLAST results indicated isotig sequences may result from two genic regions; each subgroup was then resolved as described above for normal isogroups.
The comparisons of dietary components and cardiovascular risk factors among the dietary patterns score tertiles were split into subgroups (UBN or place of residence) only if interactions were significant.
Living mammals are split into three subgroups: the egg-laying monotremes; the pouched marsupials; and, the most diverse of all, placental mammals, which includes everything from humans to bats to whales.
