Sentence examples for division rapidly from inspiring English sources
Barclays has grown its investment banking division rapidly under Diamond's 10 years at the top.
Unfortunately, the performance of the adaptive division rapidly deteriorates with increasing n, as shown in Fig. 3.
At 15:00, with the detached division rapidly approaching from astern, Hallowell turned his ship towards the ships sailing ahead of Swiftsure and attempted to pass across the stern of the rearmost ship in an effort to rake and disable it, creating enough confusion to mask an escape.
These results demonstrate that in both sexes, germ cells resume mitotic division rapidly in response to re-feeding.
The daughter cell that does not inherit the flagellum following cell division rapidly synthesizes a new flagellum (Suzuki and Iino, 1980).
As depicted in Figure S2 [see Additional data file 1], this distribution of the fluorescent label was attributed to two distinct modes of cell division: single rapidly dividing cells once again gave rise to other rapidly dividing cells; and single slowly dividing cells gave rise to another group of slowly dividing cells and the majority of rapidly dividing cells.
That weekend, word of losses within the division spread rapidly across the city and online.
These molecules probably act as free radical scavengers, and might selectively interfere with multiple factors affecting cell division in rapidly and abnormally proliferative mammalian cells.
The renewal-control signal changes the progenitor cell division mode rapidly, but the corresponding change in size of the organ, and thus in the magnitude of the growth-control signal, takes longer to occur.
There is also some evidence that the mutation rate at the second division decreases rapidly but is still appreciably greater than those for the rest of the cleavage stage.
High cell density is associated with high resistance to interstitial fluid flow [ 23], and furthermore, cell division in rapidly growing tumors with high cell densities may cause mechanical pressure on vessel walls, leading to local vessel narrowings and, hence, increased resistance to blood flow [ 24].
