Sentence examples for division is consistent from inspiring English sources
This quantitative description of kinetoplast position during division is consistent with existing descriptions of basal body movement during the cell cycle [ 18] and division of the kinetoplast [ 44].
We see that the most enabling environment for community initiatives is an arrangement in which policies on the resource division are consistent and where powerful actors, whether governmental or market parties, have a stake in renewable energy.
This study demonstrates that a limitation of the number of cell divisions is consistent with normal human hematopoiesis.
These divisions are consistent with the debate over Obamacare and the way Americans have followed it.
These divisions are consistent with prior evaluations of comorbidity patterns in children with anxiety [ 9, 48].
These cells proceeded to meiotic nuclear divisions, being consistent with a previous report showing that cds1Δ cells treated with the RNR inhibitor hydroxyurea (HU) proceeded to meiotic nuclear divisions (Murakami & Nurse 1999).
These data allowed us to assess the evolutionary history (demography, age and origins) of various Chinese populations and to address the hypothesis that the observed phylogeographic divisions are consistent with past range fragmentation by Pleistocene glaciations.
Transcription level of B. natans ftsZD genes was periodically increased soon after the cell division, which is consistent with the timing of the formation of the membrane invagination.
Repopulation is indicative of self-renewal, presumably by asymmetric division, and is consistent with stem cell-like properties of these cells.
We found that there is no cell division that is consistent with a role in pair-rule stripe splitting, or in stripe 6 resolution, suggesting that the dynamics of the Nv eve mRNA pattern mostly involves transcriptional regulation.
Both compartments also share many proteins with the cytoskeleton, most of which are involved in processes such as centrosome organization, chromosome segregation and nuclear division, which is consistent with the highly dynamic interplay between these compartments during mitosis (40).
