Sentence examples for divides only in from inspiring English sources

Normally, a cell divides only in response to signals called growth factors and stops growing once in contact with surrounding cells and in response to growth-inhibitory signals.

Stimulated and inspired by these works, especially by [7], we investigate the following general nonlinear system with time delay τ, corresponding to the cell cycle duration where the cells in cycle are divided only in two groups: proliferating and nonproliferating cells, S ′ ( t ) = − δ S ( t ) + e − δ τ β ( S ( t − τ ) ) f ( N ( t − τ ) ), t ≥ 0, (1.1).

Catherine failed because she saw the religious divide only in political terms.

These cells either divide at a very slow rate or divide only in response to tissue damage, ensuring that cells contributing to regeneration have better genomic integrity.

In that study, the organ was divided only in two portions (caput/corpus and cauda) and the samples collected from the caput and the corpus were not differentiated.

Maintaining the temperature was important because HeLa cells progress in their lifecycle and divide only in temperatures ranging between 33°C and 40°C [ 26].

To prevent stem cell exhaustion, highly proliferative adult tissues maintain a pool of quiescent stem cells that divide only in response to injury and thus remain protected from genotoxic stress.

Additionally, these results refine our understanding of the control of germ cell fate: Constitutive GLP-1/Notch signaling or combined loss of gld-3 and nos-3 does not promote germ cell proliferation per se, but rather promotes an undifferentiated fate in which cells divide only in the presence of food.

The palliative medical care structures that were described were divided into only in-hospital structures (23%), only outpatient "Palliative Care Teams" (PCT) (2%), in-hospital and outpatient palliative care structures (65%), and no available palliative care structures (10%).

It was now that the presence of more than one type of neuron was distinguished - but they were divided only into those involved in sensation and those involved in motion.

Yet another such objection is inspired by a rare type of conjoined twinning called dicephalus, which occurs when a human zygote divides only partially before implanting in the uterine wall.