Sentence examples for broadly subdivided into two from inspiring English sources

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The Srividya paramparas can be further broadly subdivided into two streams, the Kaula (a vamamarga practice) and the Samaya (a dakshinamarga practice).

Studies of the inclusion and exclusion of skipped exons of the human and mouse genomes have shown that SEs can be broadly subdivided into two types: SEs that are included in the majority of transcripts (termed 'major-form'), and those that are predominantly excluded ('minor-form').

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Sample prefractionation can be performed in several different ways, broadly subdivided into three levels: cellular, subcellular and protein subfractionation [ 27].

We considered nine separate metrics in total, which can be generally subdivided into two categories, as described below.

Based on the quality criteria, studies were broadly subdivided into the following three categories: (A) low risk of bias, all quality criteria met; (B) moderate risk of bias, one or more of the quality criteria only partly met; (C) high risk of bias, one or more criteria not met.

Trials were broadly subdivided into the following three categories: Low risk of bias for all key domains: low risk of bias; Unclear risk of bias for one or more key domains: unclear risk of bias; High risk of bias for one or more key domains: high risk of bias.

Lymphomas are broadly subdivided into Hodgkin lymphoma and NHL, based on distinct clinical and histologic features.

Generally, the fusion process can be subdivided into two steps.

…turn are subdivided into two chambers.

Many have been subdivided into two or three apartments.

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