Sentence examples for a low division from inspiring English sources

He was rated as a low Division I player, at best.

The city's football team plays in a low division, with matches attended by only a few hundred fans.

Despite the fact that Napoli were playing in such a low division, they retained higher average attendances than most of the Serie A clubs, breaking the Serie C attendance record with 51,000 at one game.

Our result suggests that human selection has uncoupled the growth rate and the rate at which resources are consumed in S. cerevisiae, probably because strains with a high metabolism rate and a quite low division rate have a better yield of fermentation in industry.

Finally, cells in the QC residing at the centre of the root stem cell niche exhibit a very low division activity, which is required for maintaining stem cell niche longevity.

This theory proposes that the central region of the apical dome constitutes a mass of cells with relatively low division rates, the méristème d'attente, or "waiting meristem".

Here, it seems that OCSCs are able to prevent any substantial systematic change in metabolism until at least 48 hours, whether through an active role (removing docetaxel or inhibiting docetaxel uptake) or through a passive role (such as their low division rate).

Ilizarov pioneered the use of a low impact division of the cortex of bone, attempting to preserve the medullary blood supply ('corticotomy') followed by a latent period of 5 7 days to allow callus to start forming, then gradual distraction in increments totalling 1 mm per day [1].

The clathrin-mediated endocytosis in ARPE-19 cells directs the solid lipid nanoparticles to lysosomes; moreover, the low division rate of this cell line hampers the entrance of DNA into the nucleus.

From the first studies describing the QC (Clowes, 1956) until today, the molecular basis for the low division rate of QC cells has captured great interest, but the underlying mechanisms only now begin to emerge.

Early on, United's chief executive, Glenn F. Tilton, envisioned a low-fare division as a key new strategy for its emergence from bankruptcy protection, which United entered in December 2002.