Sentence examples for divisions I from inspiring English sources

All curves revealed a typical pattern of cell kinetics and growth including four distinct phases: an initial phase which is represented by slight cells divisions (i), followed by an exponential growth (ii) and a stationary phase (iii).

Therefore, we speculate that p53 may restrain self-renewing NSC divisions (i) by directly suppressing Nanog expression (Lin et al, 2005); (ii) through cross-inhibition of Hh signalling via Nanog (Po et al, 2010), and (iii) through Trp53inp1 increase, which acts as a suppressor of stem cell self-renewal by acting as a functional positive feedback loop on p53 (i.e., enhancing p21 expression).

"Even with realignment and all the new divisions, I think players take pride in and defend their divisions, too.

Then within those divisions, I calculated which firehouses suffered losses to determine how many tickets those houses get".

A little over a year ago, while working on a book about the Democratic Party's divisions, I discussed that legacy with Bill Clinton in his Harlem office.

A self-made coach who has had head jobs in Divisions I, II and III, Barnes Arico, 39, has St. John's off to a 16-3 start going into Wednesday's game at Syracuse.

The N.C.A.A. has had an average football attendance requirement since Division I, its top division for major college sports, was divided into two divisions, I-A and I-AA, in 1978.

Football doesn't have a tradition of playoffs in Division I-A, but they exist in Divisions I-AA, II and III.

Northern Illinois had another reason to enter this season with the slightest of swaggers: Turner was the top returning rusher and all-purpose yardage gainer in Division I, which includes Divisions I-A and I-AA.

While all strains of divisions I-1 and III lacked hyaluronidase activity, all strains assigned to divisions I-2 and II gave rise to a hydrolysis zone of approximately 1 cm in diameter around the stab growth.

Likewise, a previous study demonstrated more abundant CAMP factor release by strains of divisions I-2 and II which, according to our findings, are not associated with acne [21].