Sentence examples for division characterised from inspiring English sources

Just over half of group operating profits are generated from Greene King's managed pub division, characterised by larger, busier pubs, serving a greater proportion of food.

Socialist reform, political unrest and deep divisions characterised President Chavez's term in office.

Energy production, leading to protein production, and cell division characterise the recovery process.

I found that the proliferative neuroepithelium during the stage of mainly symmetric expansive divisions is characterised by the prevalence of H4R3me2s modification and almost no detectable H4R3me2a modification.

The current focus on tighter airport security should prove supportive for detection, and although government finances remain under pressure, could help ease previously flagged concerns surrounding a general lack of visibility of order flow at the division (business increasingly characterised by lumpy government contracts).

This is the only way to make sure that the social investment intended to sustain the poor does not also sustain the gender divisions that characterise poverty and keep it locked in place.

However, little attention has been given to the impact of such initiatives on organisational culture and on the intrinsically hierarchical social and professional divisions that characterise real-life health systems.

The conflict has torn open ethnic divisions and been characterised by human rights violations.

"We know that Plaid is the only party that can offer real leadership for Wales to combat the indecision, inaction and internal divisions which have characterised Labour's recent time in government.

On 25 March they signed a new treaty, committing each to sending 150,000 men; there was little sign of the divisions that had characterised the alliance only two years before.

During the asymmetric division, the behaviour of the new flagellum is consistent with a role in determining the location of the plane of cell division, a function previously characterised in procyclic cells.