Sentence examples for normal divisions from inspiring English sources
Set the ratio of actual divisions to represented in normal divisions.
The normal divisions of American politics and society were bound to make themselves felt again, and whatever the United States did in response to the attacks would provoke the tensions and misunderstandings that inevitably accompany the actions of a superpower in distress, no matter how deft its diplomacy or thorough its consultations.
Please also note in this context that when over-expressed, the Z-ring is definitely continuous and these septa lead to normal divisions as far as we can tell.
During sporulation, the mother cell differentiates into two morphologically distinct parts and produces an asymmetrically positioned septum adjacent to one pole of the cell that appears to be similar to, but is different from, that found in normal divisions (Higgins and Dworkin 2012).
His six-heart contract would have been a strong favorite to make with a normal division of dummy's club suit.
Since cells require two centrioles for normal division, one would expect the human zygote to have two centrioles during interphase and four centrioles during mitosis.
That means Iran wants to control 20percentt of the seabed; the normal division according to international law would give Iran less than 10percentt.
One effect of this vitamin is to help ensure normal division of the body's cells - something which would be expected to reduce the risk that cells will undergo abnormal or cancerous change.
WT cells grew as diplococci or short chains showing a characteristic ellipsoid shape and normal division pattern.
Cell morphology of the WT strain revealed the characteristic ellipsoid shape and normal division pattern of S. suis, with correct septum placement and symmetric daughter cells.
Increase in buds and bud scars implies that compound affect normal division process of yeasts resulting in a single cell with multiple attempt to divide but not resulting in increase in viable number of cells (Watanabe et al. 2006).
