Sentence examples for a ramification of from inspiring English sources

An extension of the lateral line system on the head consists of a ramification of sensory canals.

Out-of-order (OOO) execution is a ramification of the stall approach since it executes the instruction in an order governed by the availability of the input data rather than by their original order in the program.

Results with tobacco were shown to be erratic due to methylation of the UAS repeats, certainly a ramification of the high methylation frequency (32%) in that species [ 19].

From a chemical viewpoint, biological apatite could be regarded as a ramification of hydroxyapatite (HAp), that is, calcium phosphate, in apatite form.

However, such a burst of rRNA transcript level is concomitant with cell death, suggesting that the increase of the 47S rRNA is a ramification of perturbation in the rRNA processing.

In addition to the mortality risk, hospitalization is prolonged in patients with DVT and PE as a ramification of any surgical or medical disease, leading to increased healthcare expenditure [ 3, 4].

A third gene, y2368, highlights a subtle ramification of erroneous start sites, which is that functional elements within the n-terminus are obscured.

When an axon bifurcates, its daughter branches receive a copy of the parent growth cone (and its rules) resulting in a recursive ramification of the terminal axon.

According to Fig. 940 in Spalteholz [53] the MMA is only a minor ramification of the external carotid artery.

The widespread use of pesticides in agriculture shows a complex ramification of multiple negative externalities, ranging from food safety-related effects to the deterioration of farmland ecosystems.

The atrophy and reduced cross-sectional area of the old myofibres might be expected to be associated with an increased ramification of ECM embedding myofibres.