Sentence examples for as they divide from inspiring English sources

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Cells also tend to pick up new mutations as they divide.

Indeed, these days Chinese and Indian interests coincide nearly as much as they divide.

Fox and Paramount battled throughout the filming, and they are expected to skirmish on several fronts as they divide up the unexpected profits.

At least in economics, other countries are again going to have to try to follow some of America's example, if their living standards are to be kept high and unemployment low.Democracy as solution, and as problemThe second observation, though, is that some elements of American distinctiveness divide America just as much as they divide it from others.

Another characteristic of the process of enzyme induction is that it continues only as long as the inducer (in this case, lactose) is present; if cells synthesizing β-galactosidase are transferred to a medium containing no lactose, synthesis of β-galactosidase ceases, and the amount of the enzyme in the cells is diluted as they divide, until the original low level of the enzyme is reestablished.

The microbes produce a scaffolding made of proteins, starches, and other molecules; this scaffolding holds the cells in place as they divide, until gradually a visible glob appears.

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Originally called "Divided Heaven", it has now been reissued as "They Divided the Sky".

These were important issues, capable of dividing the electorate just as they divided the major parties in Congress.

"Selection," Sara Davidson says now, using the word deployed by the Nazis at the death camps, as they divided those who would live from those who would die.

They had giggled as they divided the liquor among six identical enamel cups, their school registration numbers printed in red on the bottoms, and when they had encouraged one another to drink they'd done so with laughter and coughing and, later, tears.

In the droplets, the cells behaved differently; as they divided to form new cells, they clumped into what the researchers call "spheroids"—balls of about 3000 cells.

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