Sentence examples for more subdivided from inspiring English sources

About 50 insulae are devoted to private houses; the better-class insulae had four houses apiece, but most were far more subdivided.

The more shipments and different species involved, the more subdivided the facility should be, through the use of multiple rooms, cubicles, isolators, etc.

The civil strife and foreign invasions, such as the Mongol invasions in 1240/1241, 1259/1260 and 1287/1288, weakened and depopulated the many small Polish principalities, as the country was becoming progressively more subdivided.

The strongest result was significant differentiation among habitat depth categories (ANOVA, R2 = 0.24; p = 0.02), with species occurring higher in the intertidal zone being significantly more subdivided than those at lower depths (Figure 4).

Based on the hypothesis we predict that the population of A. aegypti has been more subdivided in its recent evolutionary history than that of A. gambiae.

Is it known whether populations of mammals were indeed more subdivided between periods of regulatory innovation as suggested by the authors on page 9-10?

During the 2nd century equestrian procurators increased markedly in numbers as the direction of imperial business came to be more tidily subdivided.

Later they were designated as "pestoides" and more recently subdivided into several subspecies, including: altaica, hissarica, ulegeica, caucasica and talassica [3].

These authors [ 112] argued that a more heavily subdivided classification for skinks may be desirable for facilitating future taxonomic revisions and species descriptions.

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The moratorium, which was approved in a unanimous vote on Friday, prohibits areas of 10 acres or more from being subdivided for development.