Sentence examples for divide after from inspiring English sources

Astrocytes divide after injury to the nervous system and occupy the spaces left by injured neurons.

The cultural and generational divide, after all, did seem to cross right through the veterans' group.

That means that most cells at birth have a predetermined ability to grow and divide, after which they die.

The old Europeans – rightly – felt an obligation towards the countries that had languished, through no fault of their own, on the "wrong" side of the divide after 1945.

Despite the fact that these cells do not divide after birth, adult cardiomyocytes may become "innocent bystander" targets of anticancer drugs designed to interfere with cell signaling pathways in rapidly proliferating cells.

The deaths of 13 people in clashes in Cairo between Muslims and Christians late Tuesday have prompted calls for religious tolerance and raised the prospect of a deepening sectarian divide after a post-revolution honeymoon period.

They may just be too divided after 22 years of civil war.

However, American theatre critics are divided after last night's opening gala.

Spaniards were divided after the Aznar government initially blamed Basque separatists.

McNabb seemed aware that the locker room might still be divided after the off-season.

The reaction around the world was divided after the announcement of Cuban dictator Fidel Castro's death.