Sentence examples for division trait from inspiring English sources

Control simulations were run in which no new mutation in the symmetric division trait was allowed to occur, while otherwise using the default parameters.

We obtained similar results when we repeated these experiments across a variety of parameter values, confirming the robustness of our model to the number of transient cell divisions before terminal differentiation, mutation rate, symmetric division trait variability, and maximum neoplasm size (see Supplementary Text, Figs. S1 S3, Table S1).

The overall division of virulence traits showed that SI and SC share greater than half of their virulence traits, although the overall repertoire of virulence traits differed between the two species.

At each cell division, these two traits mutated with probabilities µ a and µ r, respectively.

Fischer, Sandmann et al. took hundreds of thousands images of the cells and analyzed the changes in cell shape, cell size, cell division and other traits.

These are the un-American traits of division, intolerance, and bigotry that positioned the Bush regime to get away with stealing an election (or by default, 2 elections), to convince the American public to pre-emptively attack Iraq and are in place to convince Americans to attack other countries, such as Iran.

Normal cells showing traits of division do not undergo reaction with this substrate.

The unionization campaign at etown, a division of Collaborative Media, shares another trait with many old-economy companies -- management is fiercely resisting the organizing drive.

When examined closely, the division between monogenic and complex traits quickly breaks down.

Actually is simple life not simple at all: Why are there no cells without parent cells, for all observed living cell(s), and all with detailed behaviors, DNA, RNA, assembly line controlled by genes with precise genetic and epigenetic codes to self make oneself, self replicating of traits, chromosomes, cell division, not dividing into half a life, but a whole vital life -- with a cause?

The risk of exertional death in Division 1 football players with sickle cell trait was 1 827 which was 37 times higher than in athletes without sickle cell trait.