Sentence examples for repetitive divisions from inspiring English sources

(B ) The microfluidic system (Lee et al., 2012 ) allows microscopic examination of trapped mother cells as they undergo repetitive divisions.

Plasmodial forms accumulate 24 h to 48 h after feeding, due to repetitive aborted divisions.

Here, we specifically describe how CENP-A nucleosome composition could be dynamic through the cell cycle and how this feature can manifest in conserved centromere identity over repetitive cell divisions.

Therefore, stem cell divisions require repetitive cell fate decisions, which are either controlled by external signals that emanate from stem cell niches or dependent on asymmetrically distributed factors in the dividing stem cells (Kim and Hirth, 2009).

Since long before there were calculators, schoolchildren have used algorithms to grind through the repetitive steps of long division or multiplication.

Secondly, Avicenna begins to explore the logical properties of propositions of the form every J is B while J. Thirdly, Avicenna divides syllogistic into connective (iqtirânî) and repetitive (istithnâ'î) forms, a division which replaces the old one into categorical and hypothetical (Avicenna al-Ishârât [1971] 309, 314, 374).

According to what we have verified ourselves, the syllogism forms two divisions, connective and repetitive.

A second example of the way Averroes works is his reappraisal and vindication of Aristotle's doctrines of the hypothetical syllogistic against Avicenna's alternative division into connective and repetitive syllogisms (see Averroes Maqâlât [1983] essay 9, 187 207).

Telomeres tend to shorten with each cell division, as this highly repetitive stretch of DNA is inefficiently copied.

The literature on repetitive behaviour in autism supports a division into 'low-level' repetitive motor behaviour and more complex behaviours that appear to be driven by ideation (for review see, Turner, 1999).

"Repetition is not necessarily repetitive".