Sentence examples for split into four subgroups from inspiring English sources

Ecuadorian SLC was split into four subgroups, three that divided Ecuador latitudinally (Additional file 4: Figure S2A and B, Additional file 6: Figure S4) and one that was named SLC vintage since it mainly included accessions collected from South American markets as vintage tomatoes.

They can be split into two subgroups.

Moreover, the cluster of single-malt whisky is split into two subgroups, which represent samples from two main macro-areas: the "islands" and the "highlands", respectively.

They are used to be split into two subgroups individualizing two different regulatory T CD4 or CD8 lymphocytes, the so-called Th1/Th2 and Tc1/Tc2 cells.

Living mammals are split into three subgroups: the egg-laying monotremes; the pouched marsupials; and, the most diverse of all, placental mammals, which includes everything from humans to bats to whales.

I believe that training and certification for elementary teachers should be split into two subgroups for lower and upper elementary grades.

The band is made up of over 80 girls split into three subgroups who perform on rotation, as well as a number of other AKB48 trainees ready to rise through the ranks once senior members outgrow the group and "graduate," leaving a spot open for the next superstar.

The CMS treated and non-stressed groups consisted of 30 mice each and were split into three subgroups, respectively.

The good nonword-repeater group was randomly split into three subgroups, each with 14 or 15 cases.

As shown in the second tree (Figure 4), the fungal clade (outgroup) is split into two subgroups: one contained regulatory Tsl1/Tps3 subunits, while the other contained Tps2 subunits of the trehalose synthesis complex.

To rule out the possibility that this result was driven by a poor signal to noise ratio, due to the relatively small amount of averaged trials, the sample was split into two subgroups of 15 subjects each: infants with a number of trials below the median (<28.5) and infants with number of trials equal or above the median (≥28.5).