Sentence examples for divisions in the development from inspiring English sources

The overall mutation rate μ is defined as the sum of mutation rates over all divisions in the development.

Despite the importance of asymmetric divisions in the development of multicellular organisms, the potential checkpoint mechanisms that ensure asymmetric cell divisions, similar to the SPOC in the budding yeast, are poorly defined.

Internally, EMOPS is a key actor in the formulation of humanitarian policy and works closely with other UNICEF Divisions in the development of performance indicators and benchmarks for monitoring the performance of the organization in its capacity to respond to crises.

We anticipated that, if Axiom 6's operation maps abstractly to a form of oriented cell division in vitro, then the resulting CULTURE phenotype would provide insight into the expected role of oriented cell division in the development, or disruption, of epithelial architecture in vitro.

The 12 senior thanes of the hundred (a territorial division) played some part in the development of the English system of justice.

The final form of the embryo is thus determined not through the specification of a precise scheme of cell division, as in the development of colonial algae, but through an overall control in which cell and tissue interactions play an important part.

They found that cell division ceases early in the development of the spur when it is about 5 millimeters long.

Our results clearly demonstrate the critical role of two OFP proteins in regulating tomato fruit shape by changing cell division patterns early in the development of the organ.

The combined action of different NCR peptides results in the definitive loss of cell division ability and in the development of noncultivable polyploid endosymbionts with increased membrane permeability.

Oxidative stress could also inhibit growth and development by arresting cell division in the growing embryo (Reichheld et al. 1999).

"In a rural environment, a big division can be seen in the development of the two genders.