Sentence examples for broken down into three groups from inspiring English sources

National kennel associations such as the Kennel Club (UK) publish DNA screening results on Parson Russell Terriers, broken down into three groups; clears, carriers, and affecteds.

Other undocumented immigrants, Issa said, can be broken down into three groups: "people who we all agree should stay here," people who should be deported and people who should be allowed to stay temporarily.

The responses can be broken down into three groups: the e-mob peppering the situation with one liners lambasting the "Walking With Elephants" producer, a cabal of those in support of his homophobic views, and lastly, the occasional voice of reason.

Etonians tend to break down into two groups.

The group's executive committee, for example, broke down into two groups: developers and architects.

The campaign instead focused entirely on undecided voters, roughly a third of the electorate, who broke down into two groups.

The clientele seems to break down into two groups: neighborhood residents of advanced years (it's been a long time since I've heard an animated conversation about Perle Mesta) and young couples seemingly on their way to a cotillion, if such things exist anymore.

In this particular analysis, we will thus heed the CPI breaking down into twelve groups of goods and services the so-called COICOP—, although it could also be accomplished with a greater disaggregation for the sub-groups, which are in effect more than thirty.40.40

The intervention cluster was broken down into seven components.

In that situation, we broke down into four different groups, with about three to four people each, and had them go into different rooms to come up with their own ideas.

The human load was then broken down into two groups, she said.