As per convention, significant CAD was defined as luminal stenosis ≥70% in any of the major epicardial coronary arteries or first-order branches ≥2 mm.
In 2008, the Defense Department ordered all branches of the military to stop using SSNs to identify soldiers and veterans.
Characteristic seed-fern foliage consisted of large compound leaves composed of second- and sometimes third-order branches.
During windy conditions, first-order branches sway over the swaying trunk, and second-order branches sway over the swaying first-order branches.
For all first order branches, height to- and diameter- at branch base were measured.
Morphometric studies show that the internode width of stems and first-order branches are correlated with the internode length.
After examining the zero order antisymmetric and symmetric branches, an investigation is made of the non-zero order branches of arbitrary order.
At grain boundaries such openness is even more pronounced, leaving higher-order branches highly exposed to the incoming solute-rich liquid stream.
The results for the transmission and reflection coefficients exhibit some previously unknown phenomena in the low fd regions of both zero order branches.
It was found that streaming of solute-enriched liquid at the tip of high-order branches promotes growth by local undercooling.
