Sentence examples for differentiated into three distinct from inspiring English sources

The G1 rotavirus sequences from DT and HCMC exhibited extensive genetic diversity [maximum genetic distance (uncorrected) = 0.0774] and could be differentiated into three distinct lineages.

The hierarchical clustering was used to describe the various relative levels of expression of SP and SPH genes, which could be differentiated into three distinct groups (Fig.  6).

In summary, the migratory locust populations in China have differentiated into three distinct groups despite high dispersal capability, and the locusts in the vast area of East China are not the oriental subspecies but the Asiatic subspecies.

Overall, our data revealed that the migratory locust populations in China have differentiated into three distinct groups: the Tibetan clade (orange circles in Figure 1), the South China clade (red coded) and the North China clade (blue and green coded).

Li and Thompson (1981) uses classifier as a covering term to include measure words; while Tai (1994) stipulate that M contains two distinct categories: classifiers and measure words, and in A Reference Grammar of Chinese (Huang and Shi 2016), the classifier category name is retained but differentiated into two distinct categories: sortal classifiers and measure words (Ahrens and Huang 2016).

Conceptually, the genealogy of a differentiated epithelial cell can be divided into three distinct phases: neogenesis or development between the zygote and tissue formation, stem cell latency, and differentiation.

Iridophores differentiate into two distinct forms.

The collection falls into three distinct parts.

It is divided into three distinct spaces.

The sloping site is divided into three distinct garden rooms.

The plan divides the 19 blocks into three distinct areas.