Sentence examples for reduction of division from inspiring English sources
The decrease in root meristem size could result from decreased activity of stem cells, a reduction of division of the daughter cells within the proximal meristem or accelerated consumption of meristematic cells towards elongation and differentiation.
In the 16-QAM case, it achieves 79% reduction of divisions at 8 dB.
It could be inferred that these genes participated in the regulation of cell division and led to the reduction of cell division in the LRZ and decreased lateral root formation under LP conditions.
A reduction of cell division, aggregation of the chromatin and damage to the chloroplast structure were also observed.
Thus, the reduction of cell division activity and the inhibition of meristematic zone cells to expand to elongation zone cells may cause the inhibition of root growth.
Furthermore, the assessment of CC cell proliferation with or without Salinomycin treatment revealed a significant reduction of cell division in the presence of the agent.
This structure is highly reduced in Pa-NRNAi embryos, involving a reduction of cell division and a mild increase in cell death (Pueyo et al., 2008).
On the other hand, overexpression of mInsc leads to a reduction of planar divisions and drives the production of IPs as well as basal RGs [ 40,41].
The encoded enzyme inactivates gibberellin through β-hydroxylation [ 74] and thus, its up-regulation should result in significantly deceased levels of bioactive hormone and a reduction of cell divisions and extensions.
The orthodox view of work as a necessary evil and wage compensation for the sacrifice leads to overall impoverishment through progressive reduction of the task, division of labour and specialisation to point of tedium and alienation, argued Schumacher.
The deep reduction of the cell division apparatus that was observed in B. massiliensis is not unusual for symbiotic bacteria with extremely small genomes [ 26] but was unexpected in an organism with nearly 1000 genes and much more pronounced than in the related JCVI TM6SC1 bacterium.
