Sentence examples for a branching point from inspiring English sources

Looking back, it is clear that the advent of the TBL proved to be a branching point.

So when an ant is heading away from the nest and comes to a branching point, both paths will deviate the same amount from the ant's original direction.

An attracting and evolutionarily stable dimorphism always exists (also when the monomorphic population does not have a branching point), and contains a strategy with zero dispersal and a strategy with dispersal probability between one half and the ESS of the classic Hamilton May model.

At a branching point, an ant is more likely to choose the trail with the greater amount of pheromone.

If a branching point off the basilic vein was identified within the 2-4 cm area, it was also used as a landmark.

In terrestrial plants, a significant fraction of phenylalanine is metabolized for the synthesis of lignin phenol, making it a branching point in the metabolic pathway (Ohkouchi and Takano 2014).

The planar vortex sheet is known to develop a branch point singularity in finite time.

The reaction catalyzed by aci-reductone-dioxygenase (ARD) represents a branch point in the methionine salvage pathway.

The characterization of the multigraft copolymers revealed a branch point and molecular architecture dependence of the softening parameter.

Can't that have just one child?" Yes it can have just one child, but then it's not really a branch point, is it?

In animals, IRE1 plays multiple roles other than the cleavage of XBP1 mRNA and serves as a branch point for ER stress response signalling2.