Sentence examples for belonged into from inspiring English sources

The phylogenetic tree of AOB indicated that all amoA gene sequences of bacteria in this vegetable soil belonged into β-proteobacteria and cluster I III (Fig. 7).

But they all went where they belonged — into the garbage — and I resolved that as soon as I had time, I would clean out the whole spice cabinet.

However, our complete genome based phylogenetic analysis proved they belonged into M. yongonense rather than M. intracellulare (data not shown).

In all 187 strains, there were only two clones with L97R substitution in the database, the other was Genbank NO.AF009539 which belonged into the subtype B2.

Finally, the content of the variables which belonged into the same factor had to underline the same construct, so that it would make sense their all together consisting a factor under a new name.

Vitamin K2 helps calcium go where it belongs, into the bones, for example, and not building deposits in soft tissues.

"It's like shooting half a gram of pure belonging into the biggest vein in your arm".

Targeted Universalism is a much-needed framework for putting belonging into practice for grounding the idea of what structural belonging and inclusion can look like in its most robust and radical sense.

In real world, there is always a gap between IT, business people and different companies belonging into PN, as the employees in the companies have differences in objectives, culture, mutual ignorance of others' knowledge etc.

There was no doorman, and security, such as it was, was handled by a diminutive socialite named Dorothy Dean, who worked briefly as a fact checker for this magazine, and who would shame people who didn't belong into leaving.

Parents say that the exam used to place students in the program is flawed and that the screening process sometimes sweeps children like Jennifer, who do not belong, into the classes.