Sentence examples for division was required from inspiring English sources

The division was required to secure the road, rail and pontoon bridges over the Lower Rhine at Arnhem and hold them for two to three days until relieved by XXX Corps.

The cell cycle of interstitial cells shortens under conditions where the number of interstitial cells in hydra decreases and faster cell division is required to regain the required number of interstitial cells (Holstein and David, 1990).

Under state law, the elections division is required to issue advisory opinions to political parties when they request one.

The suit charges that students participating in Princeton Review tutoring sessions under the Supplemental Educational Services division were required to fill out attendance sheets that were used as part of the record to apply for reimbursement for the federal money.

Under Premier League regulations managers in the top division are required to hold the Uefa Pro Licence qualification - or at least to be in the process of trying to obtain it - but it is understood that Ince does not have the Uefa A Licence, which is one level below the Pro Licence.

After the SVD decomposition, only one further division is required to estimate the noise variance.

For example, as noted in the discussion of cellular heredity, inheritance of organelles during cell division is required for the survival of daughter cells in addition to the inheritance of the nuclear genome.

Chloroplast division is required to maintain both the size and number of chloroplasts, which in turn affect photosynthetic performance of the plant via the control of surface-to-volume ratio with larger ratios facilitating the exchange of metabolites between the chloroplast and the cytosol.

Would rapid processing of this PreA occur following inhibitor release, or would lamina disassembly during cell division be required?

Oriented division is required to achieve elongated shape of limb bud.

Eukaryotic cell division is required for the separation of duplicated chromosomes and the subsequent step of physical division of the mother cells into two daughter cells.