Sentence examples for be generalized into two from inspiring English sources

To deter herbivores, plants have evolved a broad range of defense mechanisms that can be generalized into two categories: pre-formed constitutive defenses and inducible defenses [1].

The false negatives could be generalized into two categories: 1) misspellings of pneumonia on the death certificated (n = 8) and 2) appropriate pneumonia or influenza ICD-10 code was coded but the death literals did not mention an appropriate scanned phrase (n = 12).

As depicted in Fig.  1, the dissectHMMER workflow can be generalized into three stages: 1) sequence-to-domain alignment generation, 2) score reconstruction/dissection/statistical re-evaluation/hits classification and 3) error-adjusted domain coverage computation.

Each of the more than 1,500 potentially active volcanoes or volcanic areas around the world has a distinct form, though most can be generalized into nine categories.

The habitat classes of the Eastern Amhara region hot springs could be generalized into three major class (marginal, sub optimal, and optimal) as shown from Table 2.

Viral-mediated inhibition of IFNs can be generalized into three categories, including disruption of IFN induction, disruption of IFN-inducible signaling and disruption of IFN-mediated effector functions.

Motivations offered by the firms can be generalized into three interrelated categories: reputational benefit, competitive advantage and philanthropic health impact.

The results presented that the flow patterns in the riser were generalized into five types, and the fluctuating frequencies were mainly concentrated in low frequencies.

The other believed that this concern with violent pornography should not be generalized into a suspicion of sex itself.

Therefore, the findings could not be generalized into other contexts.

The screening performance of our measures may not be generalized into adult populations.