Sentence examples similar to off pruning from inspiring English sources

To illustrate this trade-off, pruning the NTR/NESDA data set (containing ~6 M SNPs) at an r level of 0.001 (instead of r 0.25) resulted in a set of 37 389 nearly independent SNPs.

Hold off on pruning a young tree.

Over six decades the townspeople effectively fend off curious outsiders, even pruning off the tree limb that Kite hung from.

Will I fall off my ladder pruning the ivy, break my neck and die?

If newly planted trees and shrubs show signs of stress with the heat, I might try reducing the leaf surface by pruning off every other leaf.

Since the goal was to map string-based annotation of properties of NeuroMorpho.Org reconstructions, we simplified the source hierarchies by pruning off all the descendant branches and sub-trees with no correspondence in the available data.

Dead-heading, or pruning off old flower heads, promotes the production of more flowers.

Pruning off the oldest canes will renew the entire bush about every three years.

"They basically put her down on the ground... and attempted to cut one of her fingers off with pruning shears," Fornshell said, adding that the attack was meant to destroy Rager's promising career as a tattoo artist.

Fellows of a certain fuzziness, Friday is your chance to take it off -- take it all off -- and prune the facial forest back to baby-butt smooth for National No Beard Day.

The cause was a heart attack several hours after he fell off a ladder while pruning a palm tree, his wife, Patty, told The Los Angeles Times.