Sentence examples for be segregated into four from inspiring English sources
Assignments of mechanisms of action (MOAs) for these compounds could be segregated into four broad response classes according to preference for binding to biological sulfhydryl groups, chelation, generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), and production of lipophilic ions.
HEV has one serotype but can be segregated into four genotypes, 1 to 4. To date, the evolutionary relationship among the four HEV genotypes in humans and swine is not completely understood.
On the basis of visual intensity of PCR bands (figure 8A and 8C) and analysis of normalized PCR band densities (figure 8B and 8D), expression patterns of the 35 genes can be segregated into four profiles.
The comprehension elaboration theory of humor claims that the elicitation of humor can be segregated into two stages, comprehension and elaboration.
Molecular phylogenetic studies (Sung et al. 2007a, b; Spatafora et al. 2007) suggested that Clavicipitaceae sensu lato can be segregated into three families: Cordycipitaceae Kreisel ex G. H. Sung et al., Ophiocordycipitaceae, and Clavicipitaceae sensu stricto.
While many ground control research programs have been carried out over the past 60 years from the mine operator's perspective, any new development in coal mine ground control technology can be segregated into two categories: output-oriented and outcome-oriented.
In Table 3, there are clear results that most statements may be combined: PEOU, SN and IU with 57, 59, and 66% of the total variation, respectively; while statements relating to PP (80%) and PU (81%) can be segregated into two factors.
With this finding, the total CFO-induced interference contained in model (17) can be segregated into two different types: the first type is given as ICI of the original subcarrier signal in, generated by the cyclic convolution in, and the second type is given as interference caused by the violation of the periodicity of the OFDM signals, represented in the term.
This integrated approach resulted in identifying around 30% of Bacillus sp. up to species level and revealed that B. subtilis strains can be segregated into two phylogenetically distinct groups, such that one of them may be renamed.
