Sentence examples for data subdivided from inspiring English sources
Geographic divergences in patterns of species richness were studied for the terrestrial birds of North America using Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) census data subdivided for guild and migratory groups.
The overall probability curves for both the slow and fast streams (shown by solid lines) are bracketed by probability curves (broken lines) for scintillation data subdivided by corresponding solar wind low and high (below and above median) values of V, |B|, and σ Bz.
Seven of the 10 studies had data subdivided by progestin schedule of EPT use (Magnusson et al, 1999; Ross et al, 2000; Newcomb et al, 2002; Porch et al, 2002; Weiss et al, 2002; Million Women Study, 2003; Stahlberg et al, 2004).
The demographic, obstetric and neonatal data subdivided into maternal age groups are presented in tables 1 and 2. The crude odds rates and the results of the multivariate analyses models of obstetric and neonatal outcomes are shown in tables 3 and 4, respectively.
Final analysis presented data subdividing quintiles into three strata as the highest 40%, middle 40%, and the lowest 20%.
Their conclusions from these data differed according to the way these data were subdivided into periods (17 ).
The food consumption data were subdivided by principal age bands employed in the EFSA Comprehensive Food Consumption Database: 1 2, 3 9, 10 17 and 18+ years (there were no data on children less than 1 year; and the elderly were grouped with adults).
The data were subdivided into appropriate temperature intervals and fitted using common heat capacity functions.
The measurement data were subdivided according to the sensitivity to unmodulated noise of the used noise reduction configuration.
Data were subdivided based on design type and included rotating platform, meniscal bearing, and anterior-posterior glide-rotation subgroups.
