Sentence examples for confirmed the division from inspiring English sources

As in the original study [1] and other similar research projects [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17], our study also confirmed the division of aberrant behaviour into two major categories – Dangerous Violations and Dangerous Errors.

The new treaty confirmed the division of the country along the Danube and regulated many aspects of the co-existence of Béla's regnum and Stephen's regimen, including the collection of taxes and the commoners' right to free movement.

Hierarchical unsupervised cluster analysis confirmed the division of neurons into 4 groups.

The phylogenetic approach performed with the WRKY domain sequences confirmed the division of GmWRKY members in the five groups (I, IIa + IIb, IIc, IId + IIe and III).

Ferreira et al. [ 14] divided the Bet v 1 isoforms into three groups according to their IgE-reactivity and confirmed the division between high, moderate, or low IgE-reactivity in a Skin Prick Test (SPT).

The sweeping victory of Mr Kiir effectively confirms the division of the country into two distinct political entities, as the SPLM boycotted most of the poll in the north.

However, qualitatively, our data confirm the division modes and fates observed in the previous tracing studies (Barbosa et al., 2015; Rothenaigner et al., 2011).

The results showed that the more likely number of groups was K = 2, confirming the division of the two subgroups in a dendrogram (PIR2.2 and PIR2.3 vs PIR2.1), with the presence of a possible migrant individual [see Supporting Information Fig. S3 ].

Analyzing the ATP6 gene in grayling populations of Serbia confirms the division, previously observed from CR sequencing results, into two subclades (the northern i.e. Slovenian and the southern i.e.Serbian) in the Balkan clade defined by the synapomorphy at position 34 of the ATP6 gene (see additional file 2).

Brain imaging has confirmed the basic division of labour between so-called declarative memory, aka explicit memory (facts and events), and procedural memory, aka implicit memory (habits and skills).

Molecular phylogenetic analyses of other conserved markers confirmed the tripartite division of organisms in the three domains of life identified by Woese.