Sentence examples for fast division from inspiring English sources

Self-assembled structures, similar to stem cell niches would inhibit fast division process and subsequently capture the stem cells from the blood flow.

No hard and fast division can be made between the Baroque and the Rococo in central and eastern Europe, either chronologically or stylistically.

Generally, the approximate hyperplane by centroids can provide fast division in the early stages of the training phase, whereas the ensemble boundaries with multiconlitron will perform the final precise decision.

The latter ships prompted Gille to decide the French Navy ought to build battlecruisers as well, since Britain and Germany had already begun acquiring them, and they would prove useful as a fast division of the French fleet.

He saw his ships forming a fast division of the battle fleet capable of encircling an enemy squadron; as with Gille's design, this required heavy armament and armor to permit the ships to engage battleships.

In bacteria, in contrary, the strong overall organizational features are the activation of a unique replication origin per chromosome, the ability to initiate multiple replication forks, and the fast division cycle.

In tumours, high activity and fast divisions of tumour cells lead to oxygen deficiency that enhances vessel growth.

Placing restrictions on the tree allows the model to prevent unexpected occurrences (e.g., early cell deaths, fast divisions, missed divisions).

The decision, which was reported in Adweek.com on Wednesday, was prompted by a potential conflict as another Grey client, the Slim-Fast division of Unilever, expands into packaged foods that are similar to those sold under the Healthy Choice brand.

Many of those new features will eventually make their way to the iPad version, Schonfeld added — there isn't a hard-and-fast division between the PC and tablet, and he imagines that some users will go back and forth between the two.

A fruit fly egg can divide into some 6,000 cells in just two hours — faster division than cancer tumors.