Sentence examples for invariably divided from inspiring English sources

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In addition, DSpd-2 mutant neuroblasts invariably divided asymmetrically (n = 108), as was the case in WT neuroblasts (n = 47).

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Meanwhile molecular phylogenies almost invariably divide diplomonads into two major clades, Hexamitinae and Giardiinae, that were already recognized on morphological grounds by Kulda and Nohýnková [ 3, 19, 21, 24], with the former also identified by the synapomorphy of a non-canonical genetic code [ 26].

We show that the interphase centrosome does not define spindle orientation in female GSCs and that DSas-4 mutant GSCs [7], lacking centrioles and centrosomes, invariably divide asymmetrically to produce cystoblasts that proceed normally through oogenesis remarkably, oocyte specification, microtubule organization, and mRNA localization are all unperturbed.

Consequently we have no idea whether large populations of related bacteria can invariably be divided into discrete clusters using suitable molecular methods or, alternatively, whether many groups of related bacteria fall into a genetic continuum where clear divisions do not exist.

For if that pursuit fails, as it invariably does in so divided a city, public policy fails: and Republicans are no enthusiasts for successful public policy.

The bulk of the evidence would suggest too that empires begin militarily strong, politically focused, economically advanced, socially cohesive and culturally dynamic; but that invariably they end up militarily exhausted, politically gridlocked, economically weakened, socially divided and culturally depleted.

It divided into two forms the zarzuela grande in three acts, equivalent to romantic operetta, and the género chico in one act, invariably comic, usually satirical, employing the broadest musical vernacular, and verging on revue.

They are also well aware that the tyrannies they have escaped invariably express their dedication to development and growth, after the pattern of the only model now left in the world: their countries have, after all, been divided into oil concessions, their capital cities entrusted to transnational construction companies, their resources divided up in advance between local and global elites.

Of course, the reason is somewhat heartwarmingly that despite the things that might divide us, the things that bring us together invariably win out.

Parks and reserves are invariably situated within larger ecosystems, and wildlife continues to move across the artificial boundaries dividing communal and state lands.

Invariably the 1a12 cell divides first.

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