Sentence examples for organisation into two from inspiring English sources

The same organisation into two sub-families is maintained also in HB3 (panel B) and Dd2 (panel C), although more scattered distributions of sequences are observed (especially for cds_A).

Nevertheless, these membranes agreed well with the expected morphology with a thickness up to 60 65 μm and organisation into three layers [ 2].

Similarly, in terms of timeframes, international responses separate funding streams and participant organisations into two distinct phases: emergency response and longer term recovery development (Pain and Levine 2012).

The interviews were conducted every 4-6 months with each nurse consultant and also at points of critical events such as the organisation splitting into two.

The crossover games with the BNL clubs were seen by many to be the first stage towards the amalgamation of the two organisations into one league.

These organisations fall into two categories; underwriters and brokers.

Seeing the threat that the Japanese posed to Australia, the government had begun to bring AIF units back from the Middle East but the bulk of the forces immediately available for the defence of Australia came from the militia, which was at that stage an organisation of some 265,000 men organised into five infantry and two cavalry divisions.

For 'conditions' the resulting codes were organised into five sub-themes and on the basis of these, an overarching theme was identified: Effective Network Structure, Organisation and Governance.

Indonesian security analysts say the organisation later split into two broad factions - bombers and proselytisers, with the latter attempting to steer the organisation towards using preaching as its main weapon.

Failing that, the organisation should be split into two with the register of properties remaining in public hands while a commercial arm was spun off.

Based on the tRNA recognition mode and the domain organisation, aaRSs are divided into two classes: Class I aaRSs (mainly active as monomers) and Class II enzymes (mainly active as dimers or tetramers) [5].