Sentence examples for division act from inspiring English sources

Although the results of this study fully support the theory of a single stem cell pool comprised of functionally equivalent As and syncytial GFRα1+ spermatogonia, one may also conjecture that a small population of slow-cycling GFRα1+ As cells that always undergo complete division act as the "true" stem cells.

Analysts say these military leaders wield more power than Mr. Hadi because each division acts as if it were an independent militia loyal to its commander.

A "research and analysis" division acts as the back office for, among others, MortgageRamp, an American financial-outsourcing firm catering to the commercial-property market which OfficeTiger acquired last year.

For the rest of its time in Normandy the division acted in an infantry role.

This radical may react with nitrogen bases of DNA and lead to mutation in nucleic acid of cancer cells and affect cell division (acts as anticancer activity) [ 39 ].

PepsiCo's chairman and chief executive, Steven S. Reinemund, said the moves were intended to help PepsiCo's many divisions "act as one company" and to capitalize on the momentum the company had built around new products like Pepsi Vanilla.

The trick for media companies is how to make their new and old media divisions act like more than the sum of their parts, and it is one that all of them are trying to perform with less than complete success.

The seven divisions act as rival fiefs, pursuing overlapping technologies and warring over whose code will prevail in the spaces where different divisions' products interact.

Cells in simulated tissue before division is suspended are less symmetrically shaped than cells in the unperturbed experiment, but cells after division is suspended are more symmetrically shaped than cells in the experiment, showing that cell divisions act "against" symmetrically shaped cells.

Many think it a terrible indictment of heavyweight boxing that some consider Fury to be the man most likely to dethrone the division's only proven class act.

Doug Becker, vice president of development in the education division at ACT, offers the obvious: Know the answers.