Sentence examples for divided articles from inspiring English sources

We divided articles into categories such as conceptual, qualitative, quantitative, mixed and managerial categories.

We divided articles this way because original articles, reviews, and editorials tend to be picked up by the media and cited in subsequent review articles; even though editorials and reviews do not often include new data, they often contribute to policy and guideline development.

Our choice to divide articles into the development and validation sets at the journal level may have also contributed to the lower proportion of articles with glomerular disease content in the validation set.

The authors reviewed the existing PHR specific literature (100 articles) and divided the articles into seven categories, of which four in particular evaluation of PHR functions, adoption and attitudes of healthcare providers and patients towards PHRs, PHR related privacy and security, and PHR architecture present important research opportunities.

A directory of FSAs is provided, divided into separate articles by postal district.

In this overview, we've divided the articles into four general categories.

This third category was further divided into articles, in which genetic data related to the DRD4 were provided (117) or not (26).

In addition, for all three outcomes, we divided the articles as being conducted either early or late after stroke.

To assess the relationship between HPV+ OPSCCs and time in greater detail, we divided the articles into three time periods on the basis of the median year of the sample collection period: pre-1990, 1990 1999, and 2000-present.

PUBMED and EMBASE results were combined and duplicates removed; the remaining results were divided into articles investigating PPI interactions with clopidogrel (where this term was used in the title, abstract or as CAS number for MEDLNE or as descriptor for EMBASE) and other drug interaction articles.

"Lack of Resolution in Iraq Finds Conservatives Divided" (news article, April 19) describes an intellectual debate over the Iraq war that is chilling for the near absence of expressed concern for the loss of human life.