Sentence examples for points of branch from inspiring English sources

A lateral branch can only initiate if the concentration of auxin in a metamer falls below a threshold T (assumption 3), or c/ T < 1. Points of branch initiation and insertion are abstracted as red squares in the metamer file produced by the main apex.

Identification of the exact points of branching and re-entering appeared to be highly subjective, and no conclusions could be drawn from the schematic vessels courses.

Interestingly, however, on close investigation of virgin 8-week-old mice with Perp-deficient transplants, we discovered a significantly increased number of abnormal nodules or foci, especially at the bifurcation points of branching ducts, compared with wild-type counterparts.

To control for the size of the branches used for each treatment, we measured the diameter at the point of branch cutting with an electronic caliper (Mytutoyo Inc).

First, we compared the diameter (at the point of branch cutting) of detached branches to determine differences in sizes between treatments, through one way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) using PROC ANOVA [40].

As a result, we obtain an approximation of the point of branch emergence on the boundary.

As a result, the skeleton part between the branching point and the point of branch emergence on the boundary is not centered.

Computing the point of branch emergence corresponds closely to measurements that can be obtained manually on the real plant, e.g., with a measuring tape, when measuring along the surface of the branch from the start of a branch on the trunk surface to the tip.

One distinctive feature of Selaginella is the rhizophore, a proplike structure that originates at a point of branching and that forks dichotomously after making contact with the soil or a hard surface.

An underlinear spring with b < −1/6 results in an unstable point of branching.

For the underlinear spring with the condition b < −1/6 the point of branching is unstable.