Sentence examples for function of branch from inspiring English sources

The developed allometric equations by expressing the plant traits as a power function of branch basal diameter could satisfactorily estimate the leaf traits and biomass.

We show the behaviour of the near-field enhancement and the far-field reflection as a function of branch position and length, and signal analysis which can be used to gain further information for characterising the defect geometry.

Significant changes were found in three intensity ratios, which decreased as a function of branch concentration and increased as a function of the degree of heterogeneity (blockiness) in branch distribution.

It is worth mentioning that the integration Et[Q t)] over individual branch lengths for a site (where Q t) is the transition matrix as a function of branch length t) is not the same as assuming a fixed branch length t* for all branches since, in general, does not exist t* such that Et[Q t)] = Q(t*).

This allows one to assess the detectability of side branches as a function of branch angle and length.

Synaptic density (maximal at soma and high (6th) order dendrites, right axis) and number (left axis) showed a reciprocal distribution as a function of branch order (Fig.  6a).

Among P frames, DVFI group-5 is the most important one following the downward transition probability function of branch-5 (the rightmost branch) in the CQM packet mapping algorithm as seen in Figure 8, while DVFI group-1 is the least important one following the branch-1 (the leftmost branch) probability function.

Finally, the thickness of the adsorbed layer, the surface-induced molecular anisotropy and the molecular aspect ratio are investigated as a function of branching density and molecular mass.

Size distribution in methyl methacrylate polymers containing small amounts of randomly distributed dimethacrylate units was studied as a function of branching up to the point of gelation.

Membrane localization of DGKβ with regulation of membrane PA/DG seems to be essential for its function of branching and spine formation, because the C-cut mutant, which has kinase activity but localizes in the cytoplasm, lost the ability to induce the morphological change and control PA/DG levels (Fig. 8).

After unit cell parameters had been determined by whole pattern fitting, relative intensity ratios were measured to detect any systematic changes as functions of branch type, content and distribution.