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Many cells spend their lives dividing, and with each division their telomeres become a little shorter.

How many years has the cell spent in stress, brought about by metabolic perturbation (Fig. 6A)?

"I have many, many patients who spend little to no time outside," he says.

"How many cells are there in that wing?" "Four".

Solar arrays combine many cells.

Many cells had an aberrant shape.

Harris said it was surprising that the National Offender Management System (Noms) did not know how many safer cells there were in the establishment, nor how many hours prisoners spend outside their cells.

Instead of injecting themselves with blood before competition or taking drugs to stimulate the production of oxygen-carrying red blood cells, many endurance athletes spend time in the thin air of high altitudes.

In this paper we only consider clockwise bias values below ∼0.9, because above this value cells can spend many seconds in the clockwise state (Alon et al., 1998).

Stewart, like the justice secretary, David Gauke, still thinks prison can rehabilitate offenders, but recognises that too many prisoners spend most of the day locked in their cells.

However, those solar cells will spend too many materials, and they have the shortcoming of the high-temperature-dependence properties, i.e., their efficiencies are critically decreased as the temperature is increased from 40°C to 80°C.