Sentence examples for greater branch from inspiring English sources

Trees with a larger d 1.3m possessed a greater branch biomass with the greatest proportion held within the smallest DC.

The O/A family achieved its greater branch and foliage biomass production by virtue of supporting a higher number of live branches per tree.

In France, Bréda et al. (2006) showed that reduced starch concentration in Q. petraea at the end of a dry summer resulted in greater branch dieback and incomplete budbreak and leaf-flushing the following spring; yet starch concentrations were not completely depleted.

Secondly, comparison of the XerC and XerD phylogenic trees revealed greater branch lengths in XerC's phylogeny than in XerD's (Figure 2).

The outlying sequence (ch 5) was shown to cluster robustly (bootstrap values 100, ML and NJ) with G2 sequences but with a far greater branch length than other members of this cluster.

We demonstrated that for participants with type 2 diabetes who dropped out of the study, trabecular bone was less intact (i.e., larger trabecular bone holes, lower BVTV, greater branch density).

Arbequina and Arbosana differed from other cultivars for a greater branching frequency.

These differences include the need to manage combinations of model versions, giving rise to a much greater branching factor.

Since mean diffusivity consists of both axial and radial diffusion, this finding is consistent with evidence of a more widespread pattern of greater branching from major white matter tracts into adjoining cortex in this group, or higher complexity in their connective patterns derived from the RD component of this measure.

There was no direct relation between cell morphology and gene expression, however mechanical stimulation, overall, induced a metabolically active tenocyte phenotype as evidenced by cells that on average demonstrated a decreased major-minor axis ratio (p < 0.05) with greater branching (p < 0.01).

Todd Maclin, head of consumer and business banking, reckons that each new retail branch will earn the bank an average of $1m a year.This simple rule that the bank with the greatest branch density in a given market will win the most custom has defined banking for generations.