Sentence examples similar to damage division from inspiring English sources
In other areas, for example Iraq, his effectiveness has been undermined by damaging divisions on the Security Council.
We found an unexpected decrease in the odds of moderate to severe acute postoperative pain after both ICBN preservation or nerve damage or division.
We also need organisations such as political parties, NGOs and faith groups to extend a discussion about the point of our existence so that people see the damage and divisions we are creating in thinking that economic growth is a useful goal.
When cells are damaged, cell division cycle arrest may occur in either the G2/M or G1/S interphase to allow complete DNA repair.
Turnbull, a moderate who supports same-sex marriage and strong action on global warming, was ousted by Abbott as Liberal opposition leader in 2009 amid damaging party divisions over climate policy.
A question of timing rather than substance, perhaps, but the row has infuriated the Americans and may have permanently damaged NATO.These divisions will be highlighted this weekend, when millions of people around the world are expected to protest against an American-led war with Iraq.
OUTLOOK -- This is a crusty team that may do some damage within the division, but it will not get to the playoffs.
They are the protective caps made of DNA and protein that sit on the end of chromosomes and try to stop damage during cell division.
Dr Williams said Mr Mugabe had not seemed "entirely familiar" with the scale of intimidation contained in the dossier presented to him and expressed his concern at the damage the Church division was doing to communities generally in Zimbabwe.
Around 8 00 Marlborough was forced to reduce speed because of the strain on her bulkheads from her torpedo damage and her division mates conformed to her speed.
Apoptosis is a highly regulated cell suicide program in response to cell stress, damage or conflicting division signals [1], [2].
