Sentence examples for equal sisters from inspiring English sources
"She's going to get every ball back," said the 30-year-old, who will equal sister Venus's tally of five Wimbledon singles titles should she win on Saturday.
Third, HR is a potential source of genetic instability when it does not go through an equal sister-chromatid recombination event.
Studies in yeast have shown that although these events are rare compared to equal sister-chromatid recombination events 61, 62, their frequency is high enough to threaten genome integrity 63, especially if stimulated by agents that impair replication fork advance.
Williams also equals sister Venus as the most golden Olympian in tennis history, having each now won three gold medals.
Serena Williams equalled sister Venus's record of five Wimbledon titles with a 6-1 5-7 6-2 win over Agnieszka Radwanska.
In contrast to the small 2abc11 cells, 2d11 divides approximately in synchrony with its equal-sized sister (cell cycles 165 175 minutes) (Figure 12).
Technically, these un-ordained religious brothers are considered lay members of the church ― having a status equal to Catholic sisters who join religious orders, and equal to ordinary Catholic men and women in the pews.
The equal segregation of sister chromatids to daughter cells will occur only when sister kinetochores are attached to microtubules from opposite poles (amphitelic attachment or biorientation).
Mistress of the house is Jessica Chastain's Lady Lucille Sharp, Thomas's grim sister, equal parts the Wicked Queen from Snow White and Mrs Danvers, while Charlie Hunnam plays a scholar infatuated with Edith.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02978.002 Mitosis creates two genetically identical daughter cells through the equal segregation of sister chromatids.
