Sentence examples for divisions linked to from inspiring English sources

The insurgency and the brutal official response distorted and undermined Colombia's shaky democracy, exacerbating divisions linked to class, race and land.

Sirisena's appointment as army chief of Major General Jagath Dias, who led an army division linked to war crimes in the final months of the war, is worrying, according to Human Rights Watch.

The apicoplast is unique among plastids in that its division is linked to nuclear division by association with the centrosome [29], [31], [41].

A related important question arising in the context of analysis of the cell division data (in the case of variable inter-division times) is whether the division rates are linked to the division class, or to the time since stimulation.

In many single-celled eukaryotes, their growth and division is linked to the cell cycle.

We show that mitochondrial division is spatially linked to nucleoids and that a majority of these nucleoids segregate prior to division, resulting in their distribution into newly generated tips in the mitochondrial network.

Later Fordism, i.e. the utmost division of labour linked to an increase of income for the working class, was weakening trade unions too (Braverman 1974; Aglietta, and Fernbach 2001).

Our data further suggested that in these responding T cells cell division time was linked to the duration of G1.

Replicative senescence (RS) that limits the proliferating potential of normal eukaryotic cells occurs either by a cell-division counting mechanism linked to telomere erosion or prematurely through induction by cell stressors such as oncogene hyper-activation.

It is a division that is closely linked to Mr. Diamond, who joined the firm in the summer of 1996.

Mean worker size and distribution of worker sizes within colonies are important parameters affecting colony productivity as worker size is linked to division of labor in insect societies.