Sentence examples for generally separated into two from inspiring English sources

The breed is generally separated into two sections, the traditional and the ranch type, which differ slightly in conformation and height.

Brain edema is generally separated into two components, an initial osmotic swelling of cells (cytotoxic edema) that depletes the extracellular space of Na+, Cl− and water, followed vasogenic edema, which appears to be primarily, but not exclusively responsible for brain swelling [1], [2], [6], [15], [29], [30].

Data partitioning can be generally separated into three variations, namely, horizontal, vertical, and dynamic variations.

They are generally separated into six major groups, with common characteristics of prosody, grammar and vocabulary.

Balabushka cues are generally separated into three distinct classes and time periods related to what Balabushka was using in cue construction: The Titlist blank era (1959 1966), the Burton Spain blank era (1966 1971) and the Gus Szamboti blank era (1971 1975).

Glioma cell migration and invasion is generally separated into three phases.

Hematogenous osteomyelitis is generally separated into three types, acute, subacute, and chronic.

In the reconciled tree, we could see that the 80 accessions (shown in blue) were generally separated into eight geographic regions where they were sampled, and the P/A tree (shown in black) matched the accession tree particularly in each of the 8 clades, indicating there was a strong correlation between P/A pattern and individual variation.

Such approaches generally separate into two classes.

In the SALM problem, constraints or relative transformations between any two poses are generally separated into translations plus 3D rotations, which are then described in a homogeneous transformation matrix (HTM) to simplify computational operations.

The reactions of batch emulsion polymerization systems can generally be separated into two stages.