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divide

[dih-vahyd] / dɪˈvaɪd /






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They expected hair growth to stop if dividing cells were responsible for pushing the hair upward.

From Science Daily

Egelhof said he thinks Fed officials will be closely divided on whether to pursue this approach, given that higher inflation from 2021 still persists five years later.

From MarketWatch

The formula is your account balance at the end of the previous year divided by your life-expectancy factor.

From MarketWatch

But there is a vast divide in what they say they are seeing in it.

From Los Angeles Times

The pattern holds whether scientists are testing how fast lizards run on a treadmill, measuring how sharks swim in the ocean, or tracking how quickly bacterial cells divide.

From Science Daily