Sentence examples for newly divided from inspiring English sources
This double-positive population may represent an actively dividing stem cell or immediate progeny from a newly divided progenitor cell.
Coming talks between congressional Democrats and Republicans on border security could chart the course for a newly divided government.
Even before the new appointments, the House Oversight Committee was destined to be a key battleground of a newly divided government.
While the geography of loyalty was sometimes imprecise, this was basketball in the newly divided city, which is to say it was basketball as local tribal warfare.
The latest numbers underscore the challenges that lie ahead for Washington with a newly divided government and calls by Republican leadership to discredit Mr. Obama's economic policies.
The old world falls away and in its place there is dust, blood and Ajla and Danijel staggering toward their newly divided worlds.
To this end, newly dividing cells were birthmarked by injection of the thymidine analogue BrdU, and LTP was induced 1, 7, 14, 21, and 28 days thereafter.
The special significance of these findings has been revealed in recent studies of lymphangiogenesis occurring during corneal neovascularisation (Maruyama et al, 2005) and in transplanted kidney rejection (Kerjaschki et al, 2006) where LYVE-1+/CD68+ cells were shown to be incorporated into newly dividing lymphatic vessels.
The process of in vitro shoot organogenesis usually involves a hormonal response of somatic cells, the dedifferentiation of differentiated cells in order to acquire organogenic competence, cell division of the responding cell(s) and initiation and development of new shoots from the newly dividing cell(s), either directly or indirectly through a callus stage [ 11, 12].
For the next year of their married life, the newly wedded couple divided their time between Jackson's 2700 acre Neverland Ranch in Santa Ynez, California and Presley's 1 acre estate, 100 mile away in Hidden Hills.
The annualized incidence rate of type 2 diabetes was calculated as the number of newly diagnosed subjects divided by the number of subject-years of follow-up for each treatment group.
