Sentence examples for pace of division from inspiring English sources

While growing evidence suggests that there is cardiomyocyte turnover in the adult heart, the slow pace of division (<2% per year), suggests that DNA synthesis is not a major metabolic demand on the cardiomyocyte [ 49].

The pace of diplomacy over the division of the Arctic is speeding up, with Russia making the running.

The uncertain pace of economic recovery meant its bus division was planning for "relatively modest" fare and revenue increases in the year ahead, Stagecoach said.

Order of division is crucial!

The order of division is vitally important!

Collectively, these data suggest that cytokinin degradation and sequestration may be important in the modulation of cell division pace and hint at cell type specificity: AR divisions stop by 1.0 mm and the pace of somatic cell mitosis slows after 1.2 mm.

Clegg also said the slow pace of civil rights enforcement may be due in part to the combination of a new administration and the lack of a permanent assistant attorney general for the division.

The negotiations between Iran and P5+1 powers – the United States, Britain, Germany, Russia and China – have reached a sensitive stage with divisions remaining, mainly over Iranian uranium enrichment and the pace of removing sanctions.

"It is more evidence of a division of views within higher levels of the party on the scope and pace of 'democratic' reform".

Schindler and Stephenson both believe episodic division will remain popular because it is a useful tool for controlling the pace of consumption, like chapters in books.

"Scientific societies haven't been able to keep up with the rapid pace of technical improvements," said Jeffrey F. Williamson, a professor of radiation oncology, who leads the medical physics division at the Massey Cancer Center at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond.