Sentence examples for fine branch from inspiring English sources
Appreciate what a privilege it is to gain entry to this fine branch of academia – unique in its field in that it is a real campus that allows students to study at night, or part-time, so as to accommodate the working person's daily schedules.
Shrubby litterfall material was divided into stem and branch and foliage components, and assumed to turn over at a rate of 3% and 95%, respectively similar to the fine branch wood and foliage for deciduous trees (Kurz et al. 2009).
The species is more common in secondary forest than in primary forest, particularly bush and scrub habitat, where it occupies a "fine branch" niche, restricting the vertical range to fine branches, fine terminal supports, lianas and dense foliage.
The gray mouse lemur is a small-bodied, quadrupedal, arboreal, nocturnal primate species living in the fine branch niche of the Malagasy forests [ 30].
The remainder (from the height corresponding to 2.5 cm diameter to the tip of the tree) was considered a fine branch.
A comparison of the SARS phylograms created using full genome sequences, SNPs, or PCR-RFLPs illustrate that although there are similarities within the fine branch structure showing the relationship of very similar genomes, the basic structure of the trees differs.
The extraradical symbiotic mycelium of AMF exhibits three distinguishable morphological structures: large-diameter, relatively unbranched, thick-walled hyphae called runner hyphae (RH) [ 40], small-diameter thin-walled branched hyphae called arbuscule-like structures [ 51] or fine branching (FB) [ 52] and spores.
The ends of the fine branches have a grey carapace, as if cauterised.
In contrast, endothelial cells assembled into tubules with multiple fine branches.
The chylomicrons migrate to the cell membrane, pass through it, and are attracted into the fine branches of the lymphatic system, the lacteals.
From this point excitation is conducted along the atrioventricular bundle (bundle of His) and enters the main mass of cardiac tissue along fine branches, the Purkinje fibres.
