Sentence examples for error divisions from inspiring English sources

Although biased because it does not include the scattered genomic-instability-prone divisions that last the entire video time (15 of 56 divisions), the average division time for 'genomic instability' divisions was 92.8 min, much longer than the 'without error' divisions.

The presence of proper ploidy subsequently led us to hypothesize that the 'without errors' divisions that are present in ∼20% of esco2 mutant cells (Fig. 5B) represents those cells that displayed the PBS phenotype in chromosome spreads.

This simple equation does not include copy number or epigenetic variations, or the very likely possibility that error and division rates may change during progression, and should be viewed as an exploratory or teaching tool.

To obtain standard errors, the division into sets and GEBV predictions were replicated 10 times.

The scatter of the methylation data probably reflects the stochastic nature of replication errors, cell division, survival and migration.

In order to obtain standard errors, the division into sets and all GW-EBV predictions were replicated six times.

The high rate of cell division error implies that the regulation of mitosis, particularly the activity of cell division checkpoints, might be different from that in somatic cells.

A COLLEGE PROFESSOR, 37 -- They called it "an error in cell division".

Judge Rakoff determined that the jurors intended the award to be around $2.9 million, but that a division error by one of the jurors led to the lower amount.

It involves an error in the division of chromosome 21 that results in trisomy (three copies of a chromosome instead of two are inherited), bringing the total number of chromosomes to 47 instead of 46.

Measurement of each lung parameter showed the stable tidal volume division (error < 10%) in all patients.