Sentence examples for capable divisions from inspiring English sources
Rebels have been trying to cut off access to Damascus airport and to use the area as staging ground for an assault on the capital, which is protected by two of the Syrian military's most capable divisions and a large special forces unit.
CFSE labeling experiments showed that although the resting memory cells were capable of division in the tumor and draining LN, they showed less division than their reactivated counterparts (Fig. 3).
But the price for renewable tissues is cancer: If cells are capable of division, any damage to their control systems can lead to unconstrained growth.
Nägeli introduced into botany the concept of meristem, by which he meant a group of plant cells always capable of division.
In certain other cells, such as those of the liver, mature cells remain capable of division to allow growth or regeneration after injury.
About 50 percent of all dicot species are woody; they show an annual increase in stem diameter as a result of the production of new tissue by the cambium, a layer of cells that remain capable of division throughout the life of these plants.
Although the theories of Asclepiades in particular are often assimilated to atomism, there is reason to think that Galen's identification of his view as atomistic is polemical, and that Asclepiades' particles are capable of division into infinitely many pieces.
Although this process will eventually lead to greater genome instability, the cells are capable of division.
The extremes of the phenotype continuum are the fully contractile muscle cell with few synthetic organelles and no capability of proliferation, and the synthetic smooth muscle phenotype that is migratory, secretory, and capable of division but with little contractile machinery [ 44].
Espirito Santo kept its buy rating, saying: Rentokil has some attractive divisions capable of generating a sustainable high margin and return on invested capital.
Three armoured divisions capable of independent operations were formed during World War II, but none were deployed outside Australia.
