Sentence examples for considered division from inspiring English sources

High school students improved markedly on two questions: The first addressed the number of independent origins of multicellularity (question 1, Fig. 2a), while the second considered division of labor in multicellular organisms (question 2, Fig. 2a).

It is useful to consider division of moral labour again, now for other actors than scientists.

Considering division of breast tumors according to the current molecular subtype classification (128, 129), TP53 mutation numbers are usually low in well-differentiated and hormone receptor-positive luminal subtype A and significantly hormone receptor-positive growth factor receptor 2 (HER2) positive and basaluminaltumorsubtype

The latter model stratified the phylogeny into different time slices, reflecting the Bering Strait configuration over time while considering divisions that retained enough phylogenetic events [ 90].

The second scenario considered a division by genome nucleotide composition: higher versus lower GC content (which also coincides with division by smaller vs. larger number of ORFs per genome; see table 1).

They are sometimes considered a division of the Unaka Mountains.

But Marx considered the division of labor one of the evils of modern life.

She considered the division's poor to be welfare malingerers and did not want to abet their sponging ways".

Despite the slower-than-expected pace, Sergeant Raichle said that, all things considered, her division's work has proceeded smoothly.

Yet as recently as 1997, Gonzaga officials seriously considered abandoning Division I basketball as a cost-saving measure.

She had been brought on board to run her own company — now considered a division — and that was it.