Sentence examples for split into two subclasses from inspiring English sources
However, careful examination of nucleotide and protein alignments revealed that SKP1-like genes containing a single intron could be split into two subclasses.
Was split into two subclasses spanning each a different range of loading values: 1) subclass nucleic acid and tRNA nucleosides encapsulating simple forms of nucleobases and DNA/mRNA nucleosides as well as nucleosides carrying more complex tRNA specific modifications.
In this newly proposed classification class XI, defined by Sharma et al. 2010, splits into two subclasses I and J as proposed by Nakano (2006) [ 13] clearly demonstrating that Arabidopsis subclass I has no representatives in the tomato.
The final MMI was split into five subclasses of equal range with values close to 1 (class 1) indicating the best quality scores as opposed to values near 0 (class 5) (Nguyen et al. 2014).
We therefore split these tumours into two subclasses those expressing ER (HER2+/ER+) and those that showed an ER− phenotype (HER2+/ER−).
[18] The class of just-infinite groups naturally splits into three subclasses: (B) branch just-infinite groups, (H) hereditary just-infinite groups, and (S) near-simple just-infinite groups.
It turns out that the class of just-infinite (C^* -algebras splits into three subC^* -algebrasding to the splitsure of the printoive ideal space Prim(A) which can consisthreea subclassesnt, to be finite set of caccordingy (ge 2), or to be infinithecountable.
In [1, Theorem 2] the second author showed that the class of just-infinite groups naturally splits into three subclasses: just-infinite groups of branch type, just-infinite groups containing a subgroup of finite index that is a direct product of finitely many copies of the same group and the latter is either simple or hereditary just-infinite group.
Class II elements are divided into two subclasses.
Class II TEs can be divided into two subclasses.
R proteins can be further divided into two subclasses, the TIR (toll, interleukin receptor-like) subclass and the non-TIR subclass [ 1].
