Sentence examples for primary split from inspiring English sources

Voters in the Republican primary split nearly evenly as to whether Mr. Bush or Mr. McCain would make the stronger Republican nominee.

The primary split is between homicides involving firearms (Node A and all of its daughters) and those where firearms are not indicated (Node R).

Other opponents of a north China homeland argue that Sino-Tibetan phylogeny is poorly understood and that a primary split between Chinese and Tibeto-Burman is not demonstrated; that the low linguistic diversity in north China is not what one expects of the homeland of an old and diversified family like Sino-Tibetan.

Indeed, the incident has sparked a boomlet of think pieces and social media commentary in some ways reminiscent of the Democratic presidential primary split between those who supported Sanders and those who supported former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Concerned about a possible schism in the party that could lead to a heated primary, split electorate, and weakened stance, high-ranking members of the party backed Gillibrand and requested major opponents to decline to run.

The phylogenetic tree shows a primary split between snake venom and receptor-like proteins that can also be seen in the network.

Surrogate variables closely mimic and predict the action of primary splitting variables.

Both the primary splits in men and women were SNPs linked with DRD2 (dopamine receptor D2), a gene that has previously been linked with depression and social phobia.

The subsequent origins of the extant orders (excluding Hymenoptera) took place primarily within the Triassic, with primary splits occurring at the end of the Permian, and with the crown group diversification of many orders beginning in the early Jurassic.

Where legislative primaries split along the same lines as the governor's race, Mr. Schundler's coattails were limited.

Sequence analysis also indicates that the primary evolutionary split lies between the F-type and V-type ATPases followed by secondary splits between the prokaryotic and eukaryotic enzymes in each of the branches: in phylogenetic trees, bacterial, archaeal and eukaryotic V-ATPase subunits invariably cluster together and separately from the F-type ATPases [ 35, 42, 45].