Sentence examples for division origin from inspiring English sources

However, a more objective assignment of cell division origin was recently established by making assignments based on overall SNP heterozygosity, rather than morphology (Treff et al., 2012).

Ten years later, however, it died on the day Arsenal replaced Spurs in the first division - hence the origin of the phrase 'as sick as a parrot'.

One of Europe's biggest computer service providers, Atos S.A. of France, has agreed to acquire the Origin division of Royal Philips Electronics N.V. of the Netherlands, the leading European electronics group, for $2.4 billion in stock.

"The Non Resident Indians & Persons of Indian Origin Division of the Ministry of External Affairs". 2001.

This division had its origins in separate English courts.

This division had its origins in separate English courts in the late medieval period.

Origins are classified by two measures: their efficiency (the number of cell divisions where the origin fires) and their timing of firing during S-phase.

The reason for dividing the middle class into two sub-classes is not only due to income disparities between them, but also because of differences in family origin, education, division of labor, etc. Working class refers to blue collar workers employed in various types of industries and enterprises.

The division of region of origin and inflow of immigrants for each group are as follows: (a) "The EU-15".

As the field of view at laparoscopic surgery is limited, it is essential to meticulously assess the origin, number, division and course of arteries and veins.

Different models have been proposed to explain the origin of division of labor [5].