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Longitudinal and latitudinal sections of regenerating axial branches were cut into slices approximately 5 mm thick (n = 10).

Both lateral and medial branches of the SL were imaged as echogenic, peanut-shaped masses each; the abaxial and the axial branch were hard to differentiate.

Plants were counted as infested if the main stem was hollow and filled with T. mucorea frass, or if a larva was found in such a hollow, frass-filled stem or axial branch.

Thus, a database of welded CHS-to-RHS T-connection fatigue tests, undertaken by both the authors and others, under branch axial loading or branch in-plane bending, is used to evaluate the replacement of the circular branch with an equivalent square branch, in the context of contemporary fatigue design procedures.

Conservation of current for the same node imposes ∑ m 1 r m ∂ V m ∂ x | x = L m = ∑ n 1 r n ∂ V n ∂ x | x = 0, where r n = 4 R a / ( π a n 2 ) is the axial resistance on branch n (in Ω cm−1), and each sum is over all branches connected to this node either with their distal or proximal ends.

where r a, j = 4 R a, j / ( π a j 2 ) is the axial resistance on branch j.

Areas most vulnerable are those in which blood supply depends strongly on a single arterial branch (axial pattern blood supply), such as the glabellar and nasolabial folds.

In terms of water movement, the velocity of movement might be expected to be uniform throughout the entire axial system of stem, branches, and twigs.

Changes in branching angle, axial length, and renal ostia locations were not significant.

From 3D models of the abdominal aorta, left and right renal arteries (LRA and RRA), we quantified branching angle, curvature, peak curve angle, axial length, and locations of branch points.

The results show that the skewing of the axial velocity profiles near the branching site is mainly determined by the vessel branch; the bifurcating flow generally dominates the effect of curvature.