The phrase "split by type" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a division or categorization of something based on its type or nature. For example: "The data was split by type, with one set containing numerical values and the other set containing text." This sentence means that the data was separated into two groups based on whether it consisted of numbers or text.
For a chronological list of external talks, split by type, see the relevant section of my CV.
Figure 1A shows that the 1-year observed costs (split by type of cost) for the intervention group was significantly more than the UC group for all countries.
As a result of the low number of Internet responses, the results have been split by type of response mechanism only in this section.
Within each ATC first level, drugs with either high level of consumption, high costs or large variations in quantities and costs were singled out and split by type of prescriber, ICP or SC.
One study 11 reported results split by type of MI: it did not find an increased in-hospital mortality for patients with COPD after a STEMI (OR 1.05, 95% CI 0.95 to 1.17), but did find increased in-hospital death for patients with COPD after a non-STEMI (OR 1.21, 95% CI 1.11 to 1.33).
Distribution of TFBS-ID within both 5 KB windows split by types of transcription factor.
Categorization rates and RTs are presented in Table 1, split by trial type.
Table 2 displays the baseline QoL scores split by responder type at the first follow up.
Comparison between MST, RFLP-IS6110 and MIRU/VNTR groupings showed that the five large clusters of the total 41 MST profile, each containing 6 to 12 isolates, could be split by RFLP-IS6110 typintoininenine subclusters concordant with MIRU/VNTR clustering.
The survey captures the numbers of HSCT performed in the preceding year from each participating team, split by indication, donor type and stem cell source.
Household types are split by ownership of land and size of owned land.
