Sentence examples for continual division from inspiring English sources

Spermatogenesis, for example, involves the continual division of stem cells, cell divisions by both mitosis and meiosis and dramatic morphological processes.

ISCs [identified by stem cell marker Delta (Micchelli & Perrimon, 2006)] (Fig 2B) are small cells with a high nuclear/cytoplasmic ratio and no obvious polarity, which may facilitate their continual division, and topologically restricted position in the base of the epithelium (Micchelli & Perrimon, 2006; Ohlstein & Spradling, 2006).

However, aged hMSCs are prone to have a gradual decline in differentiation and proliferation potential with continual cell cycle divisions during in vitro culture.

A linear increase in mutation probability with male age could be attributed to continual stem cell divisions in male germ cells [35].

Once p53 and PTEN functions are eliminated, the next step in the transformation pathway of LPSs is the enhanced production of some D cyclins and CDK4/6, leading to continual signaling for cell division.

Once primed by a cycle of activation, T blast cells can maintain their ability to express lL-3 and GM-CSF for many cell divisions without the continual need for additional stimuli.

It faces continual public wrath and bitter internal division.

This was despite continual warfare with England, the increasing division between Highlands and Lowlands, and a large number of royal minorities.

Parsch et al. [ 4] showed 6.7% of tibial radiolucencies in their patient population without further division among patients suffering from continual moderate knee pain or tibial zones according to Ewald et al. [ 21].

Bunting said the continual violence was costing millions while sectarian divisions remained entrenched.

Chrysler's strength demonstrates that even a North American legacy auto company can achieve durable success by coming up with a continual stream of new or improved vehicles the Jeep division has great new products on line and in the pipeline and by paying painstaking attention to costs.