Sentence examples for sharp cleavage from inspiring English sources
The comparative method presupposes linguistically uniform speech communities and independent development after sudden, sharp cleavage.
This is in line with the exit polls, which revealed a fairly sharp cleavage on education.
Finally, the sharp cleavage in Roman law between public law and private law prevented the Romans from ever developing a legal notion of protection of property as against the state.
The background of the pogrom was signified by a sharp cleavage of interests between the different agencies of party and state.
The destruction at Bamiyan "once more reveals the multiple and sharp cleavages within Islam," he said, citing the appearance, albeit late, of Egyptian and Pakistani Muslims trying to dissuade the Taliban from their attacks on Bamiyan.
What is the connection between associations of exonic-capped RNAs with TATA box, sharp promoters, and cleavage-recapping events?
Anyway, in GA, the outer gallbladder layer must appear sharp and a clear cleavage plane with the liver must always be present.
MicroRNAs bind to the 3′UTR of target gene mRNA and repress protein translation or induce mRNA cleavage (McManus and Sharp, 2002), thereby inhibiting protein expression.
The miRs initially bind to the 3′UTR of target gene messenger RNA (mRNA) and repress translation or induce mRNA cleavage (McManus and Sharp, 2002), thereby inhibiting translation from mRNA to protein.
His work on fracture included the development of the theory of elastic-plastic cracks, the elucidation of the basic processes of failure at the tip of a sharp notch, and a theory of cleavage cracking in iron.
To compare patient preference for either sharp incision with scissors or blunt manual cleavage of the fascia at cesarean delivery in a randomized controlled trial in which each woman was her own control.
