Sentence examples for limited branch from inspiring English sources

According to Rabbi Etan Mintz of B'nai Israel, some 5,000 have returned over the last few years alone, so much so that his own synagogue is busy year-round, and a new, if limited branch of the Jewish Community Center recently opened — downtown.

Despite great achievements, there is an urgent need to advance the mechanical properties and reduce the time for healing simultaneously because of limited branch functionality and poor polymer mobility.

Why: First National Bank of Omaha's product offerings are broad and it boasts a BauerFinancial Star Rating of 5; however, the bank's more limited branch access places it in the fifth spot.

The foothold of British banks is narrow: they offer only basic banking products and have limited branch networks.

Radiata had long laterals with limited branching order, similar to blackwood but with a greater number of short branch roots on the main laterals.

In areas with sensitive surveillance, low genetic diversity among contemporary isolates is consistent with narrow chains of transmission with limited branching, whereas high diversity follows early and potentially extensive branching of the chains of transmission.

CuA and CuP simple, with limited branching.

CuA and CuP simple, with limited branching at their termini.

We speculate that the greater speed also correlates with the limited branching nature of the axon in such confined spaces.

Also, contrary to the expectation based on most crop-wild comparisons, C. palaestinus exhibits more limited branching than safflower ([ 31]; unpublished observation).

Branching morphogenesis in 3D Matrigel culture was abolished by ALDH1A1 KD in three different mammoplasty samples, although mammary epithelial cells proliferated in these conditions and formed spheres or structures with very limited branching.