Sentence examples for divisions of life from inspiring English sources
"All divisions of life come in here, and I love that," he said at the diner on Tuesday.
RNA polymerase (RNAP) is the principal enzyme of gene expression and regulation for all three divisions of life: Eukaryota, Archaea and Bacteria.
I don't like to take the spotlight off the rain forest, or other habitats that are in peril, but the greatest significance — in terms of the broad divisions of life that matter — really is in the ocean.
I don't like to take the spotlight off the rain forest, or other habitats that are in peril, but the greatest significance in terms of the broad divisions of life that matter really is in the ocean.
It's a sideways look at the Bosnian war, with the divisions of the country mirrored in the divisions of life: between madness and sanity, the real world and the supernatural one, presence and absence, speech and silence.
Using sensitive methods for sequence profile analysis and protein structure comparison, we exhaustively surveyed the protein sets from completely sequenced genomes for all occurrences of 21 intracellular small-molecule-binding domains (SMBDs) that are represented in at least two of the three major divisions of life (bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes).
Despite meagre pension provision seeing many forced to work beyond state retirement age, many pensionable workers balk at the "crude" division of life into work and retirement.
"The division of life into its twin sexes occurred before the evolution of multi-cellular animals," he writes, by way of arguing that human beings are bound to care about this division.
All these large organisms belong to the second, more complicated division of life: the eukaryotes.
Researchers have described aquaporin water channels from diverse eubacterial and eukaryotic species but not from the third division of life, Archaea.
