Sentence examples for division over time from inspiring English sources

Panmure Gordon said: "[The contract] should both materially improve the performance of its Identity Systems division over time and provide further visibility.

The company tells us it plans to scale its books division over time, and will include 18 titles on 2020's list of books.

The total losses for the division over time are approaching $10 billion as they chase Google down a rabbit hole to claim a consumer market they're never going to win.

In other words, following nitrogen stress, CaMKK ssp1.Δ cells cease tip growth, which eventually leads to a reduction in their cell length at division over time.

This division, over time, between curative effort applied to episodes of acute illness and injury (mainly in hospital), and effort devoted to the management of life-time illness trajectories (mainly in the community) has profoundly changed the nature of both patient-hood and healthcare provision [ 7].

These age divisions have varied over time as they adapt to the local culture and environment.

Mr. Obama's desire to make good on his campaign promise of bipartisanship is admirable, and he may well heal Washington's divisions over time.

This means that the number of cell divisions that can be traced over time become more limited, although it still provide sufficient resolution for the work presented here.

However, the recovered parameters were not close to the actual ones, suggesting that although the populations where the rates of cell division change over time may look similar as those where the rates change with the number of cell divisions, additional experimental data is probably needed to discriminate between time- and division-dependence.

For example, we tried fitting low order polynomials to division rates over time, but the fits were unsatisfactory, as judged by assuming counts were Poisson distributed with rates predicted from the polynomial fit.

The divisions changed over time to reflect losses of territory to Ottoman conquest and subsequent liberation of the same territory, changes of political status of Dalmatia, Dubrovnik and Istria.