Sentence examples for which split about from inspiring English sources

In mammalian genomes, extensive shuffling of chromosomal regions between species (e.g. human, elephant, horse, hedgehog, cattle, cat, mouse) of phylogenetically different lineages, which split about 90 mya has been reported too [ 36, 64, 78- 83].

Tower Records in Japan, which split from the U.S. company about 10 years ago, continues to operate.

Comparison of findings in birds, which split from the mammalian lineage about 310 million years ago, with those in mammals provides additional analytical power.

He set about his new role well until he fell victim to a rising delivery which split his chin open.

Enter Scott Lasser with his fourth novel, "Say Nice Things About Detroit," which splits the difference between those authors' alternately tart and sweet approaches, offering a tough yet redemptive tale about a 45-year-old man who comes home to help his parents and, against his better judgment, decides to stay in the city he loves.

About 0.7percentt is U-235, which splits easily.

Work has been reasonably peaceful, with the banter at the bank between the two sets of fans, which are split about 50/50, being limited, I think, because of nerves.

Compared to these other patients, dual users averaged more prior hospitalizations overall, which were split about equally between VA and non-VA.

Suburban voters split about evenly.

The results are always split about evenly.

That number is gross revenue, which it splits about 50/50 with the mobile carriers, and is up from $90 million in 2008 and $30 million in 2007.