Sentence examples for is dividing from from inspiring English sources

The typical doubling time of the explants used here is around 2 3 days, and only around 10% of the explant is dividing (from BUdR labelling).

I am dismayed that once again Britain is divided from our major European neighbours.

In exile, Sannikov is divided from Khalip, a well-known journalist with the Russian investigative newspaper Novaya Gazeta.

The other bus was in an eastbound express lane, called a "contraflow lane," that is divided from westbound traffic only by orange cones, Mr. Coleman said.

At the moment the social area is divided from the bedroom they all share by a golden curtain that gives the space a somewhat theatrical appearance.

Namibia is divided from west to east into three main topographic zones: the coastal Namib desert, the Central Plateau, and the Kalahari.

The once-glaciated New England section of the Appalachians is divided from the rest of the chain by an indentation of the Atlantic.

Zambia has a long land border on the west with Angola but is divided from its neighbours to the south by the Zambezi River.

According to the major hydro-geochemical actions, the plain is divided from west to east into lixiviation, evaporation, and evaporation mixing zones.

It is divided from the Indian province of Chittagong on the west by the offshoots of the Arakan Yoma, running from Sylhet and Cachar in Lower Bengal to Cape Negrais.

Few could read it, but she wanted to expose them to the idea of extracting information from a text, so they followed along with her: "Europe is the second-smallest continent.... Europe is divided from Asia by the Ural Mountains...