Sentence examples for with further divisions from inspiring English sources

From this perspective, lymphomas are defined broadly as B-cell and T-cell lymphomas, with further divisions into precursor neoplasms and mature neoplasms (Cogliatti and Schmid 2002).

TEs are classified based on whether they move via an RNA intermediate (Class 1) or a DNA intermediate (Class 2), with further divisions based on the mechanism of integration (Wicker et al. 2007).

AM peak demand profiles are divided into Low and High peaks applied to the 2-lane inter-urban motorway model, with further division into Short and Long peaks for the 3-lane urban motorway model.

The great observed diversity within Prochlorococcus spp. was hypothesized to comprise multiple ecotypes (i.e., groups adapted to different environmental conditions, based on their physiology), two most distinguishable divisions being low-light adapted and high-light adapted ecotypes (Moore and Chisholm 1999), with further division into more refined subgroups (Ahlgren et al. 2006).

Now that years of on-and-off negotiations have produced an agreement to return the disputed land, some band members welcome it as a historic breakthrough, while others feel the deal with Ottawa will only further divisions in the area.

The other original successor group retains A throughout, with no further division.

My results demonstrate a major genetic break that divides this species at the northern edge of the Victorian Plateau into northern and southern species lineages, dating to the Late Miocene, with a further division of the southern species lineage across the Murchison Gorge dating to the Plio-Pleistocene border.

They compared for every single notch 3 distances: the maximal depth, the superior and middle transverse diameter; successively they divided the notches in V main classes basing on morphologic features, with a further division 3 in sub-classes for both type I and III, according to the specific relationship between the 3 distances considered.

Further divisions occurred with Bufo spinosus splitting off about five million years ago when the Pyrenees were being uplifted, an event which isolated the populations in the Iberian Peninsula from those in the rest of Europe.

Exclusive Brethren have suffered further divisions.

Within the bottom-up camp, further divisions apply.