Sentence examples for split between groups from inspiring English sources

Cuba's opposition is small, fractious and powerless – split between groups who favour hardline US policy and those who think the softer approach of other governments will do more to open up the island.

How realistic that aim may be is open to question: Lebanon's two main political alliances — March 14 and March 8 — emerged in 2005 as the expression of a radical split between groups supported by or opposed to Syria — which occupied parts of Lebanon from 1976 to 2005 and continues to be influential.

In our analysis, all three genes provide evidence for a split between Groups (1+2) and Groups (3+4).

Finally, the y-chromosome supports the split between Groups 3 and 4. We were able to evaluate both mtDNA and the y-linked regions from these sympatric males and found little evidence of hybridization (n=1).

In this case, the RAG2 region appears to provide limited but reliable support for a split between Groups (1+2) and (3+4) and thus supports a phylogenetic topology which unites these groups.

The split between Groups 1 and 2 is not observed in the other two gene regions so we cannot evaluate the probability of male-biased gene flow but, as they are allopatric and acoustically distinct, the probability of hybridization is low.

Interventions were delivered by a range of professionals and peers, and the bulk were delivered face to face with an equal split between group and individual interventions.

Scotland Yard identified more than 250 gangs operating in the capital last year, which has been cut by a third after action by officers, splits between groups and attempts to encourage young members out of the gang lifestyle.

There were only 1,162 participants in 47 trials (average 25/trial, split between several groups in the parallel group trials).

Surprisingly, only a quarter of all players reported performing routine neck exercises, split evenly between groups (table 1).

In all, 19 recurrences were observed (split evenly between Groups 1 and 2), with the median time to first recurrence being 17.3 months (range, 7.6 24.2 months).