Sentence examples for subdivided into three distinct from inspiring English sources
The sedimentary facies and facies associations show a downflow trend that can be subdivided into three distinct stages of flow development: (1) a zone of flow establishment (ZFE), (2) a zone of transition (ZFT), and (3) an established zone (ZEF).
Expression of the members of the bHLH superfamily Ngn1, Ngn2 and Mash1 can be subdivided into three distinct domains within the VZ of the mouse VM [45].
Collectively, the Tingamarran specimens are clearly australidelphian because the ectal and sustentacular facets are fused on both the calcanea and astragalus, forming the diagnostic australidelphian 'continuous lower ankle joint' [5], and the calcaneocuboid facet of the calcanea is subdivided into three distinct facets (another synapomorphy of Australidelphia [5]; Figure 2C F).
The fieldwork was subdivided into three distinct stages: preparatory stage, intermediate stage, and questionnaire administration.
Influenza is subdivided into three distinct types: A, B, and C [ 5, 6].
Group 4 was predominant in countries from Asia and is further subdivided into three distinct subgroups.
Each column is subdivided into twelve distinct positions, representing the integers 0 to 9 as well as two special punching positions referred to as X and Y.
The subtropical zone is subdivided into two distinct regions, the lowland (Machar and Sudd marshes), and the highland area (Blue Nile Basin), where each area has a unique sensitivity.
The accretionary complex is subdivided into four distinct tectono-stratigraphic units: Late Permian mélange and phyllite units, and Early Jurassic mélange and sandstone units.
The dune and interdune successions can be further subdivided into two distinct stratigraphic intervals in terms of their mean set thickness.
The model is subdivided into two distinct modules: (1) nonspatial demand, which calculates the area change for all LULC types at an aggregate level and (2) spatially explicit allocation procedure to translate LULC changes to different locations within a study region using a raster-based system.
