Sentence examples for bypass divisions from inspiring English sources
But The Scottish FA have been warned of a potential revolt by supporters of lower league clubs if Rangers bypass Divisions Three and and Two after their expected denied entry to the Scottish Premier League.
We also find that dfp1 cells largely bypass the MII division, forming dyads.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00117.019 10.7554/eLiFigure17.020 Figure 4 figure supplement 3. CUP-CLB3 cells partially bypass the nuclear division delay of mam1∆ cells.
Although Romanian units were able to repel the first attacks, by the end of 20 November the Third and Fourth Romanian armies were in headlong retreat, as the Red Army bypassed several German infantry divisions.
He complained that Mr. Woodford would often bypass the heads of company divisions to give orders directly to the rank and file.
If MALS is diagnosed before PD, various methods are available for revascularization before or during the procedure: these include open or laparoscopic median arcuate ligament division, a vascular bypass procedure, or endovascular stenting [16 18, 21 25].
The incomplete degradation of separase in telophase cells indicated that multipolar cell divisions were able to bypass the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC) that normally prevents metaphase-anaphase transition before all kinetochores are attached to opposite spindle poles.
Chesha Kamieniecki, a UTStarcom spokeswoman, said the purchase will allow the company to bypass a two-year process of setting up a distribution division.
These can nonetheless tilt the division plane enough to no longer bisect, but rather bypass the small apical end-foot, leading to its asymmetric distribution (Kosodo et al., 2004).
He was apparently unaware he had nearly taken the town and unknowingly bypassed an opportunity to flank and trap the entire 2nd and 99th Divisions.
Thus, these cells must somehow bypass the ERSU pathway-induced cytokinesis block in the first round of division but halt the cell cycle during the next round of cytokinesis.
