Sentence examples similar to Arising from a division from inspiring English sources

The success of social animals (including ourselves) can be attributed to efficiencies that arise from a division of labour.

Doubling times defined as minutes between birth and death were calculated for cells that arose from a division after the start of the experiment and divided prior to the end of the experiment.

The improved performance seen for the dual-target vs. single-target presentations was best modelled as arising from a trialwise division of attention between vision and touch.

Based on new observations via confocal microscopy, AR are specified from a group of ~10 L2-d somatic cells within each anther lobe (Kelliher and Walbot 2011) rather than arising from an initial asymmetric division of a single hypodermal cell, as proposed in the lineage model.

They claim that even the mounting ecological crisis is linked to adversarialism, because it arises from a false division between humanity and "the rest" of nature.

Daughter cells arising from cell division behind the tip of the plant root or shoot may undergo great increases in volume.

Immature neurons arising from cell division express GAP 43 and doublecortin; they differentiate to fully mature neurons expressing OMP (Olfactory Marker Protein) [24] and olfactory receptors at the tip of their dendrite, when establishing synapses with the apical dendrite of mitral/tufted cells in the OB.

This cell renewal process has been postulated to arise from cell pressure arising from cell division in the basal layer [ 17].

First, each S. pombe cell has one old end, which was inherited from the dividing mother cell, and one new end arising from cell division.

Second, as peroxisomes are not released from existing tethers in the mother cell and thus constantly occupy these tethers, peroxisomes arising from peroxisome division cannot reattach in the mother cell.

During embryogenesis, the QC arises from an asymmetric cell division of a founder cell, the hypophysis.