Sentence examples for generally grouped into two from inspiring English sources
Neurogenic tumors are generally grouped into two categories: those of nerve sheath origin and those of sympathetic ganglia origin.
Previous studies on SSDF attack modeling can be generally grouped into two classes: hard SSDF attack and soft SSDF attack.
Human HDPs, produced by a variety of immune cells of hematopoietic and epithelial origin, are generally grouped into two families: beta structured defensins and variably-structured cathelicidins.
The entire stratigraphic package mapped in the study area was generally grouped into two main lithofacies, namely Benin lithofacies and paralic Agbada lithofacies.
Dopamine receptors are generally grouped into two classes: D1-like receptors signal through Gsα/Golfα to increase adenylate cyclase activity and cAMP levels in target cells, while stimulation of D2-like receptors couples to Giα/Goα subunits and leads to an inhibition of adenylate cyclase and a decrease in cAMP levels [30].
Microarray-based gene expression studies can be generally grouped into two major categories.
When the j-th user requests the i-th file, network traffic is mainly generated by multi-mode communication, which means that the sender can be generally grouped into three categories in terms of the file storage locations: FAE, neighbor users, and BS.
According to the stage at which the combination mechanism takes place, the image fusion methods can be generally grouped into three categories, namely, pixel level or sensor level, feature level, and decision level [7].
The family of thermal spray processes is generally grouped into four major categories, i.e. flame spray, electric arc spray, plasma arc spray and kinetic spray (cold spray) with many subsets falling in each category.
Kohlberg's six stages can be more generally grouped into three levels of two stages each: pre-conventional, conventional and post-conventional.
Testicular cancers are generally grouped into three broad categories with type I testicular germ cell tumours (TGCTs) being observed primarily in neonatal boys and young children and consisting of benign teratomas and malignant yolk sac tumours.
