Sentence examples for division to commit from inspiring English sources

During the advances, the Chinese defenses managed to create a wedge in the center of the ROK 7th Infantry Division, forcing the division to commit most its reserves on the front line.

In this way, fission yeast cells are able to increase the likelihood of successful cell division prior to committing to a subsequent cell cycle.

If Britain had refused to commit a division, the US would have been disappointed, but the UK was stretched, Dannatt stresses.

Sometimes called the "guardian of the genome," a protein called p53 responds to DNA damage by either shutting down cell division or causing the cell to commit suicide.

The scientists found that p53, a protein that responds to DNA damage by either shutting down cell division or causing the cell to commit suicide, was apparently involved in their demise.

Such divisions have led both sides to commit atrocities, torn communities apart and dimmed hopes of peace.

Thus cells are responsive to proliferation or differentiation cues during G1 and integrate these signals when deciding whether to commit to cell division (pass R) or to withdraw from the cell cycle and differentiate.

The Truman administration, backed by eastern Republicans and Eisenhower himself, persuaded Congress to commit four additional divisions to Europe.

Britain hoped to compel the Germans to commit as many divisions as possible to south-eastern Europe so they could not be used on the more important fronts closer to Germany.

This last of General Yamashita's three groups proved to be the most tenacious, forcing Lieutenant-General Walter Krueger, commander of the Sixth United States Army, to commit four infantry divisions, an armored task force, and a large band of guerillas.

The change of schedule caused the JNA 1st Guards Mechanised Division to commit to battle as it arrived in eastern Slavonia with no reconnaissance or preparation.