Sentence examples for broad partition from inspiring English sources

It can also be used to distinguish generalist from specialist species [ 50], the most generalist species being associated with a broad partition while the most specialist species are associated with finer partitions i.e. clustered latter in the ordination tree.

Within these broad partitions of the spectrum, the visual pigments of butterflies typically cluster in narrower ranges (i.e., 345 380 nm, 437 470 nm and 514 565) (reviewed in [ 48]).

The interview content for patients included four broad partitions; 1) demographic and injury description, 2) life impacts immediately following the ankle fracture, 3) life impacts at approximately 6 weeks post-fracture (or immediately after the cast was removed), and 4) life impacts at the present time.

The division of Ledra Street, split since 1964, had for many come to symbolize the broader partition of the island.

The broadest partitioning is the typical hardware/software partitions.

Of the two broad approaches, partitioning and hierarchical classification, it is the former approach adopted in this article.

In the broadest sense, partitioning involves estimating independent models of molecular evolution for different groups of sites in an alignment.

The major conflicts concern the morphology-based taxonomies as ten genera recognized by Kailola [ 15] and nine by Marceniuk and Menezes [ 21] were not monophyletic in any of the reconstructions conducted on the mitochondrial partition (broadest taxon sampling).

In general, the broad nuclear gene data partition proved to be the most consistent with the simultaneous analysis tree.

Because multiple pathways are associated with the enhanced production of neutral lipids in microalgae, transcriptomic studies are an appropriate tool to provide an initial, broad view of carbon partitioning [ 11] and regulation of TAG biosynthesis during microalgae stress responses.

Fronts propagating into unstable states can be further partitioned into two broad categories: the so-called pulled and pushed fronts [8] emerging from sufficiently localized initial conditions.