Sentence examples for controlled branches from inspiring English sources

With specific employee roles such as 'Headman' , 'Watchman' , and 'Herdsman' , as well as several 'Temporary Hires' , bomas in the private ranches functioned as tightly controlled branches within the larger commercial ranch enterprise.

Thus the defining differences between a controlled branching, for example, branching morphogenesis, and uncontrolled branching, caused by DVL3 loss, include loss of orientation in branching process and loss of apical polarity.

We have identified several genes that control branch growth and tree size (bottom).

These data suggest that the PI3K network integrates mechanical and biochemical signaling to control branching morphogenesis of mammary epithelial cells.

During the branching morphogenesis process that builds epithelial trees, signaling from stimulatory and inhibitory growth factors is integrated to control branch initiation and extension into the surrounding stroma.

ADMET controls branch identity and frequency, both of which are predetermined during the monomer synthesis, allowing sequence control in the resultant polymer.

Also the EGDMA/DDT ratio is at least as important in controlling branching as the absolute amount of EGDMA and DDT incorporated.

However, in contrast to the identification of multiple transcription factors controlling branching morphogenesis during the early stages of lung development, the regulators that control and coordinate the individual components of alveolarization remain unknown.

Genetic dissection of the process has identified a general program in which a fibroblast growth factor (FGF) and fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) are used repeatedly to control branch budding and outgrowth.

A key signaling pathway that controls branching morphogenesis in both vertebrate and invertebrate organs is the fibroblast growth factor (FGF) pathway [1].

Two major groups of genes control branching.