Sentence examples for a significant division of from inspiring English sources

Green-mediated synthesis and characterization of nanoparticles have emerged as a significant division of nanotechnology in the last decade, particularly for noble metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.

According to Bill Oakley, there was a "significant division of opinion amongst the staff as to whether Richard Simmons was a target The Simpsons should make fun of" because it was "well-trod territory".

In this study, there seemed to be a significant division of results above or below 35°; therefore, 35° was chosen as the variable for curve severity subanalysis in our study of thoracic curves treated with VBS.

It has its own fleet of mutual funds as well as a significant division that caters to wealthy individuals.

A significant part of Rajshahi division and the whole of Khulna division are under the same threat.

It was clear that a significant part of the division that she headed was in virtual meltdown, and I would have expected her to have taken a more active role in resolving things..

"While some of the political hires have performed competently and a number of others have left, the net effect of the politicized hiring process and the brain drain is an attorney work force largely ill-equipped to handle the complex, big-impact litigation that should comprise a significant part" of the division's docket, the transition report said.

In many bacterial communities, natural or engineered (such as bioreactors), there is significant division of labor in metabolism (Syntrophy), during which the waste products of some organisms are metabolites for others.

In humans and other simian primates, there is no evidence to suggest any functionally significant division of labor between the major α2β2 Hb isoform (HbA) and the minor α2δ2 Hb isoform (HbA2) with respect to blood-oxygen transport (Steinberg and Adams 1991; Schechter 2008).

The division formed a significant part of the ground force used by XV Mountain Corps in Operation Rösselsprung, which was launched on 25 May 1944, with the objectives of killing or capturing the Partisan leader Josip Broz Tito, and destroying his headquarters at Drvar.

Indeed, those international networks, particularly several in India, where Mr. Lynton recently helped secure a lucrative contract to televise cricket matches, now account for a significant part of the television division's growth.