Sentence examples for limited divisions from inspiring English sources

Cells forming the serosa undergo limited divisions and give about 32 cells organized in a continuous monolayer of cells around the blastocoels, which bathes the developing embryo.

Mast Industries, the manufacturing division, currently produces only about half of The Limited divisions' clothing, but it is playing an increasing role in getting newly acquired companies off and running.

Expansion varied from stable, steady cell divisions for most colonies to some with limited divisions followed by degeneration due, we assume, to stem cells present in stable colonies versus committed progenitors in those that degenerated.

The term 'transit-amplifying cells' terms has long been used in the stem cell literature to mean just that – progeny of stem cells that continue to divide mitotically but that have limited division potential and have begun to differentiate.

In the future, these findings may aid the development of methods to regenerate human heart muscle and new treatments that may limit division of cancer cells.

The estimated model parameters suggest that each population is composed of uncommitted slender cells, committed slender cells capable of limited further divisions, cell cycle-arrested intermediate cells, and stumpy cells.

He only had to state that the couple had "irreconcilable differences". The trial of the divorce excluded evidence about whether any cruelty existed, and was limited to division of the couple's $700,000 community property.

FlhD alone also regulates the cell division rate, limiting cell division of bacterial communities entering the stationary phase, as shown for E. coli[ 53].

BB expression was detected in all proliferating tissues, suggesting a plant-wide function in limiting cell divisions.

RBR has recently been shown to act cell autonomously in the QC to limit cell divisions [ 2, 13], and it plays a key role in restraining cell proliferation in root stem cells [ 14].

Note that while incentives are effective at reaching short-term goals, they don't go after overall cultural change and are typically limited to select divisions or units.