Sentence examples for broadly separated from inspiring English sources
The technique is broadly separated into two categories, hard and soft nanoimprint lithography.
Adjuvants can be broadly separated into two classes, based on their principal mechanisms of action; vaccine delivery systems and 'immunostimulatory adjuvants'.
Metrology and inspection systems can be broadly separated into three main classifications by application: critical dimension (CD) and overlay measurements, particle and pattern defect detection, and thin film parameter measurement.
The diamond industry can be broadly separated into two basically distinct categories: one dealing with gem-grade diamonds and another for industrial-grade diamonds.
Past studies have shown the genetic variation in broadly separated geographic populations and morphological descriptions detail the variability in mature shell length, color patterns, radula structure and hood and tentacle sheath form of N. pompilius [29].
The broadly separated GPCR families were then combined with their related GPCRs from either human or other species.
The indica and japonica groups are distinct while the aus-1 and aus-2 groups broadly separate from each other.
We favor the idea of broadly separating CIL into two types, first envisaged by Abercrombie (1970) and Vesely and Weiss (1973): type 1, which involves active retraction (e.g., hemocyte and fibroblast CIL), and type 2 in which forward movement is randomly deflected or stopped altogether (e.g., dia 5 mutant hemocytes, epithelial wound closure).
The motifs in Figure 2 can broadly be separated into two categories – A, B and D are generally referred to as "incoherent motifs", while C is a coherent motif.
Genetic differences between the sexes can broadly be separated into two groups: differences in the transcription level, where the abundance of a particular gene transcript(s) differs between the sexes (a phenomenon known as sex-biased expression), and heterogametic sex chromosomes that are present in one sex and absent in the other.
Complicating the recruitment picture is Patten's desire for a management overhaul of the BBC, in which he has talked broadly about separating the director general's dual role of running the organisation and being chief editor.
