Sentence examples for split of land from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, under a more broad age category, such as before the split of land animals and fishes versus the more ancient duplicates, the difference is statistically significant (P < 0.01).

Altogether, the wide distribution of the TML domain among eukaryotic calpains suggests that this domain combination was likely formed before the split of land plants and green algae, then secondarily lost in the early evolution of the Chlorophyta green algae.

The split of the land ownership and the land-use rights contributed to the split of the dual identity of the abstract state.

Part of the reason is split ownership of land.

Stoking local outrage, the split nature of land ownership in much of the West, with mineral rights owned separately from surface rights, allows energy companies to operate on ranchers' land without their consent.

The African country is unnamed, but that it is the Gambia is evident from various clues in the text ("the river split this finger of land throughout its length") as well as a reference in the acknowledgments.

Household types are split by ownership of land and size of owned land.

The company also brings in partners to split the costs of land acquisitions and development.

As I braved the biting wind, a lone passenger ferry positioned itself perfectly between the metallic frame, giving me a split-second snapshot of land, sea and transport in one unique tableau.

Thus, supergroup A AMT1s most likely separated from supergroup B AMT1s prior to the bryophyte/embryophyte split, but after separation of land plants and green algae.

Keith Haslam had split it into two pockets of land and I have brought both pockets of land.