Sentence examples for finest branches from inspiring English sources

Phloem parenchyma cells, called transfer cells and border parenchyma cells, are located near the finest branches and terminations of sieve tubes in leaf veinlets, where they also function in the transport of foods.

TC extensions are the finest branches of the tracheal system, which directly provide oxygen to individual cells.

The tracheolar invaginations are branched in such a way that their finest branches lie adjacent to tissues, exposing them to a much higher oxygen concentration when compared to oxygen levels in mammalian tissues [12], [13].

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.

On a woman's white linen sash, for example, flowering trees with hair-fine branches and pastel buds are depicted with lacy delicacy.

The sea bottom off Nova Scotia and eastern Maine is more likely to hold forests of treelike pink Paragorgia corals, nicknamed "bubble gum tree" by Canadian fishermen, and Primnoa, a genus that has finer branches and is more bushlike.

The fine branches with a thickness less than 10 nm are separated by void.

In contrast, endothelial cells assembled into tubules with multiple fine branches.

The scale-shaped fine branches are almost uniform, which are about 100 nm long, 10 nm thick and several tens of nanometers in width.

Over time, the bark and fine branches fall off, and the kelo tree get their characteristic greyish silvery appearance (see Fig. 1).