(OPD 7: 299) At first glance, Desgabets's analogy between attributing a corporeal nature to thoughts and attributing a duration or division to things serves more to confuse than clarify.
However, Sposto (2002) argues that with combined modality treatment of long duration, this division into 'eradicated' and 'not-eradicated' at a relatively early stage postdiagnosis does not readily apply, since eradication of the disease, if it occurs, can occur at any time during the extended course of treatment.
All animals thus far studied sleep, but little is known about the ecological factors that generate differences in sleep characteristics across species, such as total sleep duration or division of sleep into multiple bouts across the 24-hour period (i.e., monophasic or polyphasic sleep activity).
The data demonstrate that fusicoccin A inhibits GBM cell proliferation by decreasing growth rates and increasing the duration of cell division and also decreases two-dimensional (measured by quantitative video microscopy) and three-dimensional (measured by Boyden chamber assays) migration.
In addition, the DA1 gene may control seed size by restricting the duration of cell division [45], as it has been previously shown that seed ABA content influences cell cycle arrest [21], suggesting the importance of future investigations of DA1 regulation of seed size and development.
After landing nearby, 1st Airlanding Brigade occupied the Norwegian capital Oslo, where Brigadier Bower became Commander, Oslo Area for the duration of the division's time in Norway.
The brigade's commander, Brigadier R. H. Bower, would become Commander, Oslo area for the duration of the division's time in Norway.
Chromosome tip ablation was observed to exert a dramatic effect on duration of cell division (Figure 4A).
Examples of cell size and corresponding shifts in genome size have been proposed for gamete dispersal, duration of meiotic division, and responses to CO2 in plants [13].
We observed that duration of cell division significantly increased with time.
