Sentence examples for a marked division from inspiring English sources

The PIC showed a marked division in two parts, one containing all the general transcription factors (GTFs), and the other pol II.

By the end of the fourth century there was a marked division between Pythagorean harmonic theorists who regarded musical intervals as corresponding to whole number ratios and followers of Aristoxenus who regarded them as linear magnitudes.

A marked natural division within the country separates the rich soil of the coastal strip and the plain of Esdraelon from the rocky mountain areas, parched for a large part of the year, and from the southern deserts.

The Great Appalachian Valley forms another marked division to the east.

Chavismo is a political movement with marked divisions between its military and civilian wings.

The poll's most marked divisions are by age, with younger Americans being significantly more likely to support legalization than older Americans.

It is important to remember that this does not imply that the P. ramorum epidemic in California consists of four genetic populations, but simply that there are four marked divisions or clades within the population branching process that led to the current distribution.

At days 5 and 7, addition of IL-21 to each IL-2 and IL-15 culture resulted in a marked increase in cell division as compared with IL-2 and IL-15 alone.

Daily Mail & General Trust described the print advertising performance within its media division as a "marked deterioration" and warned that the outlook for the group's full-year results was now "towards the lower end of market expectations".

Inp1p exhibits a marked asymmetry along the cell division axis; it is found on peroxisomes that are statically anchored in the mother cell but absent on peroxisomes that travel to the bud.

His dancers might have been performing in their underpants, but they did so in well-marked divisions of time, with a beginning, a middle, and an end.