Sentence examples for branch development from inspiring English sources
In contrast, both LFD and HFD mice without DMBA treatment displayed well-developed mammary glands with extensive ductal branching and side branch development indicative of mammary gland maturation (Fig. 9).
A lack of lateral branch development impedes tree structure development and therefore adequate yields of quality fruit.
However, party branch development dwindled in the aftermath of 1927's April 12th Counter-Revolutionary Coup.
Positive effects of precommercial thinning on diameter growth and branch development have been reported for jack pine (Tong and Zhang 2005) and Scots pine (Varmola and Salminen 2004; Fahlvik et al. 2005).
Stage 1, Inflorescence meristem stage, after initiation of primary branch (i.e. rachis and primary branch meristems); stage 2, early branching stage (panicle with elongated primary and higher order branch development); stage 3, late branching stage (i.e. panicle with elongated primary and secondary branches); stage 4, young flowers with differentiated organs.
The results showed that the combination of Hd1 and Ehd1 reduces the primary branch number in a panicle, resulting in a reduced spikelet number per panicle (Endo-Higashi and Izawa 2011), which demonstrates that the interaction between Hd1 and Ehd1 influences primary branch development independent of controlling flowering time.
Yen (2003) pointed out that the foliage and branch developments begin in the initial stage of moso bamboo and their developments will continue to the second stage.
The source code has been managed at repositories using the Concurrent Versions System (CVS), and the NICAM development team is currently moving to multi-branch development using the Git distributed revision control and source code management system.
Loss of Lrp6 compromises Wnt/β-catenin signaling and interferes with mammary placode, fat pad, and branching development during embryogenesis.
PIN mediated auxin transport is involved in branching development but is not the major component.
RSPO1 has been demonstrated to commit to the specification of germ cells, and RSPO2 plays a role in craniofacial, limb, and branching development [ 78, 79].
