Sentence examples for early splitting from inspiring English sources

Early splitting, a process that decreases the quality of the yield, was not related to water status but to temperatures lower than 13 °C.

The following procedures are not allowed: any form of eugenic selection of embryos and gametes; cloning by nuclear transfer or embryo early splitting or ectogenesis both for procreation or research purposes; and the fertilization of a human gamete with a gamete of different species and the production of hybrids or chimeras.

The early splitting of the Western lineage may coincide with a vicariant event, which is the initiation of the betic uplift and the formation of the Guadalquivir basin at the end of the Tortonian about 7 Mya, but the large confidence intervals hinder more precise dating.

Thus we expect our phylogeny to capture early splitting events among tribes and genera and to undersample more tipward splits.

The question triggered the early split between dedicated hard-liners and the country's reformers and centrists.

Danny Alexander has slapped down his Liberal Democrat colleague Vince Cable for suggesting there could be an early split with the Conservatives.

An early split within Scleroglossa produced the Gekkota (geckos) and the Autarchoglossa (snakes, skinks, and their relatives).

Danny Alexander, the chief secretary to the Treasury, has slapped down his Liberal Democrat colleague Vince Cable for suggesting there could be an early split with the Conservatives.

Sir Nick Harvey, a former coalition defence minister, also poured cold water on Cable's comments, saying he did not think there was any chance of an early split.

The seven-horse field raced as a bunch through the early splits, though at no point was Silver Wagon more than two lengths removed from the pace.

One phonological development that is thought by many to be indicative of a very early split between the Eastern and Western Romance areas concerns the treatment of consonants between vowels.