Sentence examples for further splits that from inspiring English sources

More recently, our phylogeny shows that at the beginning of the late Pliocene, clades B, D and E experienced further splits that were followed by a differentiation of populations, with major secondary bifurcations occurring between 2.0 and 0.5 Ma.

The two subgroups will then be further split so that the "purest" subgroups are obtained.

If a validation set is required, the training set is further split so that 2/3 of the original training set is retained for training (forming the set D r) and 1/3 of the original training set is used for validation (forming the set D v). classification results are reported for the test data sets D s.

To ensure the selection of probes that will hybridize to all known alleles, each cluster was further split into subclusters that grouped all sequences together that are 95% identical over 95% of the length of the shorter sequence.

Then, the turns where the subjects speak are further split into utterances that are segments where the subjects talk without interruption by the interviewer and without long silences.

The first category can be further split into systems that alter parameters of the imaging system in between the multiple recordings or rely on the imaged subject itself to change the speckle pattern, like for example due to movement of the eye when imaging the retina.

This case can be further split into two subcases that depend on the scenario chosen for the next 8.5 years.

Rather, he implies that Nehru did the best he could under the circumstances to prevent further splits.

The Atlantic basin group was further split into two clades that corresponded to the AT and DU mtDNA phylogeographic lineages, while the Danubian and Mediterranean group formed two clades that corresponded to the DA and AD-ME mtDNA phylogeographic lineages.

The election saw further splits among the principlists.

That is, to find the submodules to be moved, the algorithm first splits the submodules into subsubmodules, subsubsubmodules, and so on until no further splits are possible.