Sentence examples for divisions take place from inspiring English sources

The BBC's Iain Watson said the Speaker felt that as the current recruitment process had been fair and transparent then any division of responsibilities should take place only when Ms Mills stood down.

Cell divisions take place within the microspores, resulting in the formation of five-celled pollen grains (male gametophytes).

But many billions more divisions take place on the path to adulthood, until we carry enough DNA in our trillions of cells to reach 250 times to the sun and back.

In contrast, both cell cycle markers were unchanged in cotyledons of ΔYDA plants, where only rare cell divisions take place (Figure 8C).

Germ line stem cell (GSC) and subsequent cystocyte divisions take place in the most apical portion of the ovariole, in regions 1 and 2A of the germarium.

From our data, asymmetric divisions take place when the α angle formed by the spindle axis and the radial axis (axis of polarity of the cell) is lower than 50° (we observed a mean number of 3.1 inside cells/embryo (see Table 2) corresponding to 39% of asymmetric divisions and the threshold α angle value was at 50° for 39% (Fig. 5C, blue bars)).

In the divisions taken place according to food codex, the products containing meat and protein are among the high risk foods because the conditions required for bacteria to grow are present in them.

Nucleotide substitutions and small insertions/deletions representing two of the most common types of mutations causing known genetic disease [14] are most frequent among paternal mutations; such genetic changes are associated with replication errors during the higher number of cell divisions taking place in the male versus the female germ line [15].

In this case, sometimes a switch in the polarity of orientation of periclinal and radial anticlinal divisions takes place, leading to abnormal U- and Y-shaped arrays of cells coming from the same cambial initial.

All these data point out the importance of the NLSB domain in the regulation of the rapid nuclear divisions taking place in syncytial embryos and suggest that critical SAF proteins bind to the Imp-α2/Imp-β complex through their NLS sequences.

The adult fly is essentially post-mitotic; therefore, in contrast with development – when active cell growth and cell division take place – mitochondrial protein synthesis in adults is required only to keep pace with protein and organelle turnover.