Sentence examples for subdivided into three components from inspiring English sources
Cervical spaces were subdivided into three components according to the concept of interfascial planes.
NPQ is subdivided into three components that involve relaxation kinetics under darkness followed by a period of illumination.
Non-photochemical quenching can generally be subdivided into three components: feedback de-excitation (qE), photoinhibition (qI) and state transition (qT) [ 58].
More recently, a four-way decomposition of the total effect (TE) has been suggested [ 2], in which the direct and indirect effects are further subdivided into four components.
The description of the evidence is subdivided into two components: 1) statistical or summary descriptions and 2) episodic, anecdotal or narrative descriptions of reality.
For the aforementioned Case a, the region is subdivided into two components (through detecting minimal cut that divides the joined sclera into two parts) as shown in Figure 3 d) and further processing is performed.
The Santa Maria section has been assessed in terms of vertical and lateral facies stacking arrangements and subdivided into two component facies associations separated by a prominent concave-up erosional boundary.
It later subdivides into two components, the parietal endoderm and visceral endoderm, which contrary to the traditional view of an absolute early segregation between embryonic and extraembryonic tissues, is now known to contribute to the gut (Rossant and Tam, 2009; Kwon et al., 2008).
NUE can be represented as two main components: the N Uptake Efficiency (NUpE) and the N Utilization Efficiency (NUtE), itself subdivided into two other components, N Assimilation Efficiency (NAE) and N Remobilization Efficiency (NRE) [ 6].
The energy consumed by an escalator can be logically subdivided into two main components.
This variability partly follows the genetic organization of the species, which is subdivided into two major components: the indica and japonica subspecies, which themselves are subdivided into varietal groups and ecotypes within varietal groups (Garris et al. 2005).
