Sentence examples for division cluster from inspiring English sources

In most Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria, genes whose products are involved in cell division, cluster in a chromosomal region termed the dcw (division and cell wall) cluster [7].

Enrichment of each MCL cluster for GO Biological Process BPP) terms (see Methods) identified processes such as 'tRNA aminoacylation for protein transport' (Cluster 1), 'Cell division' (Cluster 2), and 'Protein transport' (Cluster 6).

Cluster division and cluster-head selection are predefined during the network implementation period.

Multilevel models also corrected for biases in parameter estimates and standard errors by adjusting intra-group correlations due to within-division clustering of the data (Guo and Zhao 2000; Rabe-Hesketh and Skrondal 2008).

Within this division, the Cluster for Developmental Mechanisms gives grants for work on plant development and the Cluster for Physiology and Ethology offers grants on multidisciplinary research on plant form and function.

Subsequent division of cluster 1 into 1b and 1c revealed dental education professionals and female specialists, who differ from cluster 1a in respect to academic performance (significantly higher in cluster 1b) and gender.

The IbpA-YFP foci rarely moved from their initial position so that, upon cell division, the cluster was only inherited by one of the daughter cells [12].

Given that ylmG exists in a cell division gene cluster downstream of ftsZ in gram-positive bacteria and that ylmG overexpression impaired the chloroplast division, the nucleoid partitioning by YlmG might be related to chloroplast and cyanobacterial division processes.

Moreover, the existence of the ylmG gene in the cell division gene cluster of gram-positive bacterial genomes [ 23], and the chloroplast division defect induced by AtYLMG1-1 overaisesssion, raises the strong possibility that nucleoid partition by YlmG might be related to chloroplast division.

In other words, a time division between clusters is applied, so that sensors of different clusters do not interfere among them.

The only thing they lack is students: Some 45 percent of the faculty members in Stanford's main undergraduate division are clustered in the humanities — but only 15 percent of the students.