At 84 hr APF, the eventual adult branch pattern of 6 8 branches is apparent and little or no further pruning appears to occur beyond that point.
Overexpression of PR-A resulted in increased ductal branching and eventual hyperplasia [ 27], whereas PR-B overexpression caused reduced ductal elongation and branching [ 28].
Cells continued along this progression with eventual neurite-like outgrowth, displaying primary and secondary branching.
After a series of tests and eventual adoption by other branches of the U.S. military, the AR-15, now the M-16, entered the jungles and rice paddies of Vietnam as a malfunction-prone mess.
Rural Decline was the name proposed by botanists to refer to a decline in health of older trees in pasture and grazed shrubland, leading over many years to the loss of upper branches and eventual death.
The explosions led to the formation of the bomb squad – now the anti-terrorist branch – and the eventual arrest of a dozen leftwing activists, of whom Barker, then aged 23, was one.
The probability of eventual extinction in a binary branching process with birth rate and death rate is given by.
The eventual goal is 6,000 customers per branch, and if Commerzbank can do it without losing customers, the current moneylosing network should have a cost-to-income ratio of 75% and an aftertax ROE of 10.5%.
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Nadeam Elshami, a former longtime aide to Pelosi, said that his former boss' refusal to negotiate over border security until Trump reopened the government was a means of asserting the power of the legislative branch and building additional leverage for eventual talks.
