Sentence examples for pruning of branches from inspiring English sources

"That could have easily been fixed," she said, suggesting that the buckling could have been avoided with larger tree beds or the pruning of branches and roots.

Pruning of branches was carried out on 38 trees in southern Sweden.

Activity-mediated interactions between RGCs and bipolar and amacrine cells are known to be important for maturation of the RGC dendritic arbor, including the pruning of branches to form ON or OFF sublaminae in the IPL [28], [29], [8].

Using this representation it is possible to start from a logic tree and obtain any other logic tree by a finite number of operations such as growing of branches, pruning of branches, changing of predictors and/or operators.

Only in retrospect, when some future culture -- human or otherwise -- examines the fossil record, will the die-off be evident as a substantial pruning of the branches of the tree of life, he said.

Focusing on lower risk species, at the expense of EDGE priorities, would therefore result in a severe pruning of major branches of the Tree of Life comparable to that seen in previous mass extinction events [45], [46].

Later retraction and pruning of inappropriate branches result in a more mature pattern of connectivity [ 41].

The pruning of side branches is characteristic of narratives that place a certain species at the top of a row of reconstructed stem species.

Control is limited to pruning of infected branches and the use of antibiotics and copper compounds, both of which are only preventative, and are often strictly regulated.

α1-Chimaerin plays a role in pruning of dendritic branches and spines, and such effect may be regulated by synaptic activity and interaction with NMDA receptors [ 172, 173].

A CT has a growth phase, a pruning phase (removal of branches that do not provide general information to the system) and a selection of the optimal tree [ 8].