Sentences with TRICHOTOMISE
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"Scientists often trichotomise organisms into kingdoms, phyla, and species."
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"The artist's work trichotomises beauty, chaos, and emotion."
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"The book attempts to trichotomise society into the elite, middle class, and working class."
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"In psychology, researchers often trichotomise personality traits into extraversion, neuroticism, and conscientiousness."
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"The theory of trichotomised love suggests that there are three primary types of love: eros, philia, and agape."
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"The political spectrum is often trichotomised into left, center, and right."
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"The trichotomised model of decision-making considers rational, intuitive, and emotional factors."
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"The coach trichotomised the team's performance into offense, defense, and special teams."
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"The book attempts to trichotomise human motivation into intrinsic, extrinsic, and transcendental motives."
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"The economist trichotomised the economy into production, consumption, and distribution."
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"Researchers trichotomised the study participants into control, experimental group A, and experimental group B."
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"The philosopher's theory trichotomises reality into the physical, mental, and spiritual realms."
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"The classification system trichotomised the newly discovered species into carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores."
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"The educational model trichotomised learning into knowledge acquisition, skill development, and character formation."
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"The survey results can be trichotomised into positive, negative, and neutral responses."
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"The theory of trichotomised intelligence suggests that there are three distinct types: analytical, creative, and practical."
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"The biologist plans to trichotomise the species into distinct groups based on their physical characteristics."
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"It is necessary to trichotomise the data so that we can analyze it more effectively."
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"The researcher will trichotomise the survey responses into three categories: agree, disagree, and neutral."
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"The teacher asked the students to trichotomise the historical events into social, political, and economic impacts."
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"To simplify the decision-making process, the manager will trichotomise the options into pros, cons, and risks."
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"The psychologist aims to trichotomise the participants into low, moderate, and high levels of anxiety."
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"The statistician will trichotomise the population data into age ranges for analysis."
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"The consultant suggested that we trichotomise the market segmentation into demographics, psychographics, and behaviors."
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"As part of the experiment, the scientist will trichotomise the samples into control, experimental group A, and experimental group B."
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"We need to trichotomise the project timeline into short-term goals, mid-term milestones, and long-term objectives."
