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The properties of the polymers (vinylacetate content, melt flow index, molecular weight, isotactic index, crystallinity, density, and frequency of branching) have been correlated with the change of the melting point under pressure (dTm/dp).

When the frequency of branching is not very large, the kinetics of emulsion polymerization can be modelled effectively as a large number of semibatch reactors as long as monomer droplets exist and of batch reactors after the disappearance of monomer droplets.

Loss of jnk-1 also results in a higher frequency of branching in both touch receptor and GABAergic neurons.

Interestingly, the loss of genes strictly required for axon regeneration following laser axotomy, namely dlk-1, mkk-4 and pmk-3, does not affect the frequency of branching in touch neurons.

This indicates that as the frequency of branch defects decreases, the crystallinity of the polymer is increased.

The frequency of branch initiation in the bottom five metamers of subsequent simulations was similar to the frequency of branch initiation in those metamers in real plants.

The frequency of branch diameter distribution of the resin casts is displayed in Fig. 3A,B.

For all genotypes, the frequency of branches with a diameter of 240 520 μm (main branches) was reduced compared with the frequency of intermediate branches.

In each 100 genome, 48 gene sample, the frequency of branches in 48 individual gene trees were compared to the set of branches in the concatenation tree.

Amylopectin has a degree of polymerization (DP) on the order of 104 – 105 glucose units per molecule, and contains a relatively high frequency of branch linkages, approximately 5%.

This indicates a relaxation of purifying selection for UP2 in contrast to SO2 but also a higher frequency of branches harboring an accelerated evolution rate.