Sentence examples for in further subdivisions from inspiring English sources

In further subdivisions of the data by age and by skin site, a summer or autumn peak was generally present except where numbers of cases were small.

7 Gerontologists introduce further subdivisions in this period of life, based on changes in biological and clinical factors – the advanced age between 60 and 74, the old age between 75 and 89, and longevity at 90 and over.

After Denniston had moved out, Hiorns carried out further subdivisions in 1903 and 1905.

Non-canonical WNT signalling is less well defined, in part due to further subdivisions into the WNT/Ca2+ and the WNT planar cell polarity pathways.

Furthermore using the entire SNPs dataset, we did not detect further subdivisions in the processing tomatoes, while the fresh market varieties were assigned to different groups.

These parameters are reflected in the further subdivision of habitat types (2nd and 3rd level).

Further subdivisions are found in the articles but they do not seem to have been found relevant [ 2, 4, 7, 9, 12, 13, 15].

The phenotypic features are organized hierarchically according to the major headings and subheadings of the Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM®) clinical synopses, with further subdivisions according to structure and function.

Further subdivisions were carried out in 1927 and 1932, after which Linwood House was sold to Florence Simpson in the latter year.

The system is open for further development including further subdivisions based on cervical and vaginal anatomical varieties in order to be more comprehensive.

Like the cornea, the lens can either be analysed in its entirety or dissected into its capsule, cortex and nucleus (and further subdivisions).