Sentence examples for significantly divided from inspiring English sources

As it turns out, Obama's legacy is already cemented, well before his January swearing-in ceremony and Inauguration Day Address to the red and blue states... and a significantly divided landscape of white Americans.

This religious rift, commonly called the Antinomian Controversy, significantly divided the colony, and Winthrop saw the other side's beliefs as a particularly unpleasant and dangerous heresy.

Bayesian population structure analyses based on the AFLP data showed that lineages 1 (L1) and 2 (L2) were significantly divided respectively into six and three sublineages [28].

Statistical analysis of these groups revealed that six of the parameters (intracellular spontaneous firing rate, Sag, Fmax, AHPs amplitude, AP adaptation ratio, and APex) significantly divided the population into three groups.

Proteins in this tree were significantly divided into three major groups corresponding to fungi, plants, and metazoans.

The distribution of genotypes CC and CT TT rs12979860 significantly divided the patients in terms of the frequency of achieving EVR (OR = 10.0; 95 % CI = 1.25 80.14).

A Kaplan Meier analysis of patient overall survival based on miR-205 expression levels divided into low (median) expression, significantly divides the PCa patients into high-risk (median survival of 2 years) and low-risk patients (median survival of 3 years; P=0.025, log-rank test), with a hazard ratio of 2.33 (95% CI: 1.11 4.88), see Figure 1B.

The degree of permeability variation narrowed significantly when divided into four categories of HU rocks, which helps minimize errors in parameter modeling.

Moreover, fluorine improved tribological behavior in dry conditions with friction coefficient slightly reduced at low fluorine content and wear rate significantly reduced: divided by two to four than the fluorine free reference coating.

In fact, as recently as a decade ago, the country was significantly less divided by political party than it is today.

Republicans are almost completely unified in wanting to get rid of the health care law, but they are significantly more divided on what a plan would look like going forward -- and whether they should keep some of the law's most popular provisions.