Sentence examples for committed to divide from inspiring English sources

Our simulations show that when cell division controlled by two independent characteristic times (one before and one after the commitment point), it is far more efficient than if cells are committed to divide within a fixed period after sensing a signal.

Once a cell passes a checkpoint called the 'restriction point' at the end of the G1 phase, it is committed to dividing.

During cell division, the point of no return is when a cell commits to divide at the G1/S transition.

A eukaryotic cell commits to divide and initiates DNA replication (i.e. enter into S phase) when active E2F triggers transcription of the necessary genes.

The more we connect, the more we become committed to bridging cultural divides; to evolving solutions to centuries old conflicts; and to moving the conversation forward about what it means to be a global citizen.

Thus, in the same sections we could identify whether cells that had initiated Ngn2 expression (GFP labeled), continued to divide (PH3+) or committed to neuronal differentiation (NeuroD1+).

The same flier was posted in other cities and communities this week". Johnson described the school community as "smart, diverse and inclusive" and said it would not "fall victim to attempts to divide us". "We are committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for every student," the principal's letter said.

The Union is committed to opening talks with the divided island next year with representatives of both the Turkish and Greek bits if possible, but with the Greek part alone if not.

Contradictory statements from different members of the Icelandic government, diplomats and other elites contributed to the mistaken British view that the Icelanders were divided and not fully committed to expansive and legally dubious extensions.

A people's vote campaign would give Labour the opportunity to set out our vision of a fairer Britain, and to contrast this with a Tory party divided over Europe and committed to inevitable continuing austerity as Brexit impacts took hold.

Not all developments were so positive: strong partisans on both sides of the political divide remained only weakly committed to democratic principles, the reporting of news organizations became more sensationalist and partisan, and the Taiwanese state's exceptional autonomy from sectoral interests and vaunted capacity for long-term planning deteriorated.