Sentence examples for proper division from inspiring English sources
Assembly and stability of the Z-ring is thus essential for proper division.
De Méré inquired about the proper division of the stakes when a game of chance is interrupted.
Proper division of salient parameters of the design and construction will provide planning, management, and time- and cost-saving suggestions can be incorporated into the final plan.
A discussion on proper division of the number of member groups for the purpose of existence of a single integral feasible self-stress mode has been explicitly given.
It then addresses the central economic issue of our age, namely the proper division of labor between human and machine and locates it in the context of design.
"None of the partners seemed to view the arrangement as ideal," it said, and they failed to establish a proper division of labor.
It might, therefore, have declared in terms that, if the Commission finds that evidence introduced is typical of traffic and operating conditions, and of the joint rates and divisions, of the carriers of a group, it may be accepted as prima facie evidence bearing upon the proper divisions of each joint rate of every carrier in that group.
Cicero then takes up separately the various modes of divination under their proper divisions of Artificial and Natural and shows how utterly unreasonable they are and heaps his ridicule upon them.
In our studies, with β-GlcY treatment, the proper zygotic division and subsequent cell divisions of the proembryo were affected, and formed aberrant proembryos which had lost morphological polarity.
Cdks are the master regulators of eukaryotic cell cycle progression, coordinating events such as DNA synthesis and mitosis that are necessary for proper cell division and driving the cell-division process in a regulated manner [5], [24], [25].
See related editorial by Coates et al., http://breast-cancer-research.com/content/12/3/106 The centromere has long been recognized as a locus important for proper cell division and accurate partitioning of chromosomes into daughter cells [ 1- 3].
