Sentence examples for split and further from inspiring English sources

The recurrences for the house net hold are derived and it is seen that these are piecewise linear with a ternary domain split, and further, the split points are stochastic in nature.

Data dependent on two or more variables were compared using univariate analysis of a general linear model, subsequently split and further analyzed by T-test.

Two libraries, spinach and LB-nitrite, were split before and further treated independently to obtain technical replicates.

The duplication corresponding to At3g03160/At5g17190 and At3g03150/At5g17165 occurred before Brassica/Arabidopsis split and a further duplication in Brassica produced two At3g03150 and two At3g03160 paralogues.

Both lines were split and then further evolved over an additional 15 rounds of selection in W or an additional 25 rounds of selection in 95% 6fW (see also Figure 2).

Our current study found that plasma CFH levels inversely correlated with circulating levels of C3 split product, C3a, and further correlated with the final common pathway activated products, C5a and Sc5b-9, which may contribute to endothelium damage through enhanced neutrophil activation or direct effects on membranes resulting in cell lysis.

It is also advisable to sketch and label this splitting (and the further splits, as in Fig. 1a) in a visible place such as a whiteboard, so that the branching process can easily be reconstructed later in the session.

The GOP would split and ultimately tumble further, likely losing power for years to come.

Regression trees were built through an iterative process called binary recursive partitioning, which comprises the splitting of the data into partitions and further splitting of the branches to minimise the squared deviations.

Fears about possible violence at the marches have preoccupied the country for weeks and further split Egypt's deeply polarized political class.

This has something to do with its being split between two institutions and further subdivided by medium (cloth pictures and wall drawings at Bard, metal paintings at Dia).