Sentence examples for specific subdivision from inspiring English sources

A specific subdivision of this law is kil'ei ha-kerem, the prohibition of planting any grain of vegetable near a grapevine; this law applies to Jews throughout the world, and one may not derive benefit from the produce.

The output further shows the specific subdivision of the chosen anatomical area and which genes are expressed there in the column 'Region'.

The entire activity when connected with a hospital is called the outpatient department, and the specific subdivisions are referred to as clinics.

Recent cytoarchitectural studies have defined four regions in the CC that have specific subdivisions and roughly defined functions directly or indirectly connected with pain: anterior CC (ACC) (visceral integration and emotion); medial CC (MCC) (reaction selection); posterior CC (PCC) (self orientation); retrosplenial cortex (RSC) (memory) [69].

Studies of the effect of specific subdivisions of LTC on hospital use demonstrate variable results.

The distribution of genetic variation showed only limited evidence for host-specific subdivision.

Estimates of the volume of 38 brain subdivisions, neuronal number per cubic millimeter, and neuronal number per specific cytoarchitectonic subdivision revealed that significant alterations in the group of subjects with autism are limited to the caudate nucleus and nucleus accumbens in the striatum, the lateral nucleus in the amygdala, and Purkinje cells in the cerebellum.

The aim of this study was to assess intra-specific population genetic subdivision for four shark species that are co-distributed in the Indo-Pacific and that support fisheries in northern Australia and Indonesia; Dusky Shark Carcharhinus obscurus, Spot-tail Shark Carcharhinus sorrah, Blue Shark Prionace glauca (Fa. Carcharhinidae) and Scalloped Hammerhead Sphyrna lewini (Fa. Sphyrnidae).

Estimated cell numbers based on Holophagae-, Luteolibander/Prosthecobacter- and unclassified Verrucomicrobiaceae subdivision 1-specific qPCRs from leek rhizosphere compartments and bulk soils demonstrated higher preference for one or both rhizosphere compartments above bulk soil for all three bacterial groups.

The reason for that were the rigid inclusion criteria applied since all patients should have a specific type of class II subdivision malocclusion (complete class II on one side and a class I on the other) at pretreatment and that they should have been treated with 3 or 4 premolar extractions.

The nucleotide transcripts sequences were run through BLASTN against all the (more than fifteen) species specific EST and cDNA GenBank subdivisions.