Sentence examples for direct branch from inspiring English sources

Localized misexpression of bnl can direct branch formation and outgrowth to new positions.

In this second configuration, the Coulomb interaction is too weak to push the direct branch below the indirect one ( V e − h B changes from ∼19 to ∼16 meV).

In fact, at B=0, the energy branch corresponding to indirect states starts above the one corresponding to the direct states, and given the faster growth with field of the first one, the direct branch can not reach the indirect one.

In prepubertal gland, collagen I fibers are oriented towards the long axis of the mammary fat pad, and upon puberty, the branching epithelium follows pre-existing collagen tracks suggesting that the stroma provides spatial cues to direct branch growth [ 28 ].

Kinetic study of chain reactions with direct branching 311 12.7.

Some are "royal highnesses" with direct descent from King Abdul Aziz, while others are "highnesses" from less direct branches.

Such a model would provide "no direct branching in sectors like financial services" and the documents add that there are only "limited EU commitments to allow cross-border provision of services".

Inner pectinate myofibers form mainly by direct branching, unlike delamination events that create ventricular trabeculae.

Direct branching of the lower pulmonary artery from the thoracic aorta is occasionally observed, such as that in cases of pulmonary sequestration and anomalous arising of the basal segmental artery.

Thus, studies focusing on understanding the local mechanisms necessary to direct branching and outgrowth are needed to shed light on mechanisms governing dendrite elaboration.

These observations go in line with previous descriptions in a reelin-deficient rat model (shaking rat Kawasaki), where a direct branching in the cortical plate was described to precede branching of the fibers that took the detour to the pial surface during developmental ingrowth of TCAs (Higashi et al. 2005).