Sentence examples for by the split between from inspiring English sources

A maximum likelihood tree was created, rooted by the split between two major types of terpene synthase genes, and nodes were coloured by species.

And, of course, the U.N. Security Council has become paralyzed by the split between the democracies on one side — the U.S., U.K. and France — and the autocracies of China and Russia on the other.

Its presence forced other political groups to organize themselves along party lines and ended the faction system in Parliament, already undermined by the split between free-traders and protectionists.

The deal, brokered in secret talks by the caretaker Egyptian government, was announced at a news conference in Cairo where the two negotiators referred to each side as brothers and declared a new chapter in the Palestinian struggle for independence, hobbled in recent years by the split between the Fatah-run West Bank and Hamas-run Gaza.

This is illustrated by the split between the Northern and Southern Huns, where the Northern Huns were pushed out, and the Southern Huns incorporated.

The Revolution is defined not by the split between, say, Hamilton and Madison but by the emergence of Jeffersonian and then, even more fully, Jacksonian democracy.

By predating the split between 'analytical philosophy' and 'continental philosophy', Logical Investigations remains of particular interest to those concerned with the possibility of a rapprochement between the two traditions.

We also estimated the divergence time by using the split between Oncomelania hupensis quadrasi and O. h.

Additionally, an irreversible magnetic behavior is indicated by the splitting between the ZFC and FC curves.

However, by the early 1970s, the split between "boys' toys" and "girls' toys" seemed to be eroding.

Phylogenetic studies of nucleotide and amino acid sequences have shown that genes for chloroplastic and cytosolic GS in plants form two sister groups with a common ancestor which diverged by duplication before the split between angiosperms and gymnosperms [ 6].