Sentence examples for divided into two differing from inspiring English sources

This process is divided into two differing methods: short circuit transfer and spray transfer.

As can be seen, the studied complexes may be divided into two groups differing in the counter ion only, i.e. either the NO3- (1, 3, and 5) or BF4- (2, 4, and 6) counter ion was used.

Dengue viruses have been divided into four serotypes, differing in overall amino acid sequence by ≥30% [ 2].

For tests of the new smoking-specific and generic measures, current smokers were also divided into three groups differing in smoking-specific symptom severity: (1) None (total symptom score averaging less than "A little of the time"); (2) A little (total score averaging at least "A little of the time" but below "Some of the time"); and (3) Some (total score averaging "Some of the time" or higher).

This unique sequence is upstream of EXT1-1 on VIIIα and is divided into two sub-blocks differing in both gene composition and GC content.

The subjects were randomly divided into two groups that differed in type of stimulation (synchronised and unsynchronised).

Type A receptors (EphA) generally bind preferentially to ephrins A, and type B receptors (EphB) to ephrins B. Ephrins are the ligands specific to Eph and are also divided into two subgroups that differ in their anchorage: ephrins A have a guanine nucleotide dissociation inhibitor (GDI) anchor, while ephrins B possess a single transmembrane domain.

Only the mortality produced by S. carpocapsae E76-S was different than the one by H. indica 216-H significantly at the concentration of 10 IJs/larva, but at 50 IJs/larva concentrations, they were divided into two groups which statistically differed when compared to each other.

Alaska can be divided into three domains with differing deformational histories.

The surface of Mars as seen from Earth is divided into two kinds of areas, with differing albedo.

All functional Clds have an arginine residue at the distal side of heme b and can be further divided into two lineages [ 11] differing in overall sequence length.