Sentence examples for potentially divided into from inspiring English sources

Overall, the oral chemosensory gene repertoire can be potentially divided into those receptors identifying nutrients (e.g. sugars, amino acids and fatty acids) which in turn would elicit a positive hedonic sensation, and receptors responding to potential undesirable substances (e.g. plat-derived toxic compounds), which in turn would trigger a repulsive response (bitter).

The Doxiadis Plan turned a high density, multi-ethnic and multi-class city into a low density sprawl, potentially divided by ethnicity and class.

They also called for an analysis to be conducted by the end of September to potentially divide R.B.S. into two units.

But instead of uniting conservative Christians, his candidacy is threatening to drive a wedge into the movement, potentially dividing its best-known national leaders from part of their base and upending assumptions that have held the right wing together for the last 30 years.

Based on a work site analysis, workers were divided into potentially high and low exposure groups, and no statistically significant differences in pulmonary function were found between the two groups, after adjusting for smoking status.

Though the platform is divided into a potentially confusing set of tiers and subcategories, each aspect of the BFI Player is an attempt to underscore the organisation's longstanding role in British film culture.

Potentially reversible SNHL can be divided into two sub-groups: (1) Autoimmune Inner Ear Disease AIEDD) and (2) sudden SNHL (SSNHL).

The novel observation that EWAT is divided into zones with potentially different physiological properties highlights that adipose tissues are diverse and that the traditional division of adipose tissues based on anatomical features may be inadequate in terms of functional properties.

The criteria are divided into 65 criteria for potentially inappropriate prescriptions (STOPP) and 22 criteria for therapy omissions (START), each organised by physiological systems.

One microlitre samples, each potentially containing a single cell, were lysed and divided into six aliquots (except for the sperm samples which were not divided into aliquots).

To help assess the role of CDI in the pediatric population, patients were divided into seven age groups with potentially differing susceptibility to CDI.