Sentence examples for uniquely divided from inspiring English sources

Britain has a uniquely divided education system that both reflects and in turn shapes our divided society.

This face is topped by small or only modestly pronounced browridges that are uniquely divided into distinct central and lateral halves.

Anthony Seldon acknowledges that "Britain has a uniquely divided education system that both reflects and in turn shapes our divided society" (The future for schools is partnership, not apartheid, 27 January).

The rps12 gene is an uniquely divided gene with the 5′ end exon located in the LSC region while two copies of 3′ end exon and intron are located in the IRs.

The main advantages of the hierarchical approach are that all variance explained is neatly and uniquely divided over the direct and the indirect effect, and that both effects have a clear interpretation, namely variance explained by the effect if it were on its own (primary), and additional variance explained over and above what was explained by the primary effect (secondary).

Nevertheless, it is possible to perform a unique decomposition, if one lets M be a Euclidean space giving a certain definition of scalar product, such as given by Eq. (7); according to the projection theorem, one can perform an orthogonal decomposition, uniquely dividing an element of a Euclidean space into two projections, each on a certain subspace and its orthogonal complementary space.

Legislature Happy to Stay Divided The basic cause of New York's troubles, experts say, is its uniquely entrenched, divided government.

LNR (Localized Node Ratio) is the number of uniquely localized nodes divided by.

In Figure  3A, we divided uniquely mapped reads into two classes, i.e., non-junction reads and junction reads, and investigated the impact of a gene model on their mapping.

To determine which positions in the genome give rise to reads that fail to uniquely map, we divided the genome into all possible 29-mers centered on each nucleotide position, and aligned the resulting 29-mer back to the genome allowing zero mismatches.

In RepEnrich, reads are initially aligned to the unmasked genome and divided into uniquely mapping and multi-mapping reads.