Sentence examples for division corresponding to from inspiring English sources
(vi) The number of non-specific binding sites on the DNA in each cell for both RNAP and DnaA is proportional to the total length of DNA in the cell [ 46]. (vii) The number of RNAP molecules in the cell, P, grows exponentially from cell birth to cell division, corresponding to the hypothesis of constant concentration and exponentially growing cell size [ 47].
Philosophy admits of the following divisions, corresponding to the different modes of mental or spiritual activity.
In order to accomplish this task, logic needs to teach how to combine one term with another (or divide one from another), the species of combinations and divisions corresponding to the species of propositions or statements (DOS 517).
One was qualitative and described whether the system was still working, i.e. whether there were oscillations (cell divisions) corresponding to parameters that here we call "essential".
The vegetational division roughly corresponding to this region is the African division of the Indoafrican subkingdom (which excludes the southern tip of Africa).
The vegetational division roughly corresponding to this region is called the Australian kingdom.
The vegetational division roughly corresponding to the region is called the Neotropical kingdom.
Proliferation indices, calculated as the ratios of the total gated cells at the end of culture over their initial number, and division indices, corresponding to CFSE dilution, were derived from the curve fitting data [ 26] and gave comparable results.
We assume that the network proteins are diluted at the cell-division rate, corresponding to cases in which protein lifetimes are much longer than the cell-division time.
The vegetational divisions roughly corresponding to this region are the Boreal and Palaeotropical (in part) kingdoms.
Lucania, ancient territorial division of southern Italy corresponding to most of the modern region of Basilicata, with much of the province of Salerno and part of that of Cosenza.
