The phrase "branch number" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific number or identifying code assigned to a particular branch of a company or organization. It is typically used in business and administrative contexts. Example: "Please include your branch number on all correspondence and forms to ensure proper processing at our regional office."
All EGFP+ DGCs with intact dendritic trees were analyzed for total dendritic length and branch number.
Computer algebra software facilitates the complex mathematical manipulations for the continuous MW and the discrete branch number.
We observed no significant differences between Oxtr −/− and WT mice in total dendritic length (P = 0.19; Fig. 6b) and branch number of DGCs (P = 0.22; Fig. 6c).
Treatment of castrated rats with physiological levels of testosterone significantly reduced dendritic length, volume and terminal branch number relative to the castrated rats receiving empty silastic capsules.
Detailed analysis of branch distribution was possible for narrow MW fractions in TGIC-TD while SEC-TD only provides with average branch number for SEC fractions.
Tassel branch number (TBN) is the principal component of maize tassel inflorescence architecture and is a typical quantitative trait controlled by multiple genes.
There exists a minimum aggregation number at m ≈ 4 so that declines first and then grows with increasing the branch number.
All comb polymers showed viscoelastic responses that are characteristic of combs, but differences in responses due to changes in branch length and branch number were difficult to detect.
Plant height (PH) and primary branch number (PB) are two major factors that affect the plant architecture of rapeseed (Brassica napus).
The latter is also corroborated by NMR study, which shows polymers with a low branch number, and isolated methyl branches predominating for high-temperature samples.
The formation of the liquid crystalline phase indicates that the multibranched polystyrenes possessing large branch number and sufficient branch length behave as rod-like molecules.
