Sentence examples for populations divide from inspiring English sources

Quiescence is not an obligatory characteristic of epidermal stem cells, but some stem cell populations divide infrequently and the mechanisms that govern quiescence are being elucidated.

Cladogenesis occurs when populations divide spatially, and each portion changes morphologically and genetically to such an extent that two or more species result.

Both populations divided slowly, and most cells acquired a senescent morphology.

Our results revealed heterogeneity in cell populations divided into TIC-like cells and other cells.

The Martian population divided arbitrarily, into two sides and fought massive, thermonuclear wars, among themselves and against other planets.

In that context a large population divided almost equally between Muslims and Christians in a multitude of states, is in one respect a potential formula for unmanageable conflict.

While waiting for our swab results, I did a little research into the dozens of haplogroups into which the world's population divided as it migrated.

Overlaying it all is a mix of fatigue and distrust, the sentiments of a population divided in multiple ways.

Governing Peru has never been an easy task given a history of terrorism, corruption, tensions between military and civilian authorities, and a population divided by geography and racial division.

Lar is also a former Governor of Plateau State, which lies almost exactly midway between the north and the south with a population divided almost equally between Muslims and Christians.

When the siege began, the population divided into factions: one consisted of pacifists and the other of belligerents who, despite their quarrels, fiercely defended the city.