Sentence examples for meaningful division of from inspiring English sources

In re-thinking its approach, America will have to work more closely with its allies, and develop a meaningful division of labour.

These clusters were generated by using a non-hierarchical clustering method, k-means, on a transformation of the BLOSUM62 matrix, thus yielding the evolutionarily most meaningful division of amino acids into 7 clusters.

Unless the really meaningful division is higher-up.

- "There is no meaningful division between old and new media".

But the more meaningful division, it turns out, may be between east and west.

If conservatives versus liberals were a meaningful division, it would mean that the truth is somewhere between these two options; the right solutions would be always on hand from one side or another of the political spectrum.

But with a more acute focus on politics and policy, a successful events division and a Web site that has become a meaningful part of the business, The Atlantic has finally been stabilized.

As there is no universal standard in management of macular edema in RVO, treatment complexity and the use of numerous combination therapies in each subgroup hindered a meaningful comparison due to further division of the subgroups to monotherapy and treatment combinations cohorts.

Wade's book is all pseudoscientific rubbish, because he can't justify his first and primary point: his claim that the human racial groups we recognize today culturally are scientifically meaningful, discrete biological divisions of humans.

"If you can promise them six months with a reasonable chance of a cure, that's a meaningful advance," said Dr. Scott L. Friedman, chief of the division of liver diseases at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York.

But in a heavyweight division of mostly humpties, who else is out there to provide a meaningful tuneup?