Sentence examples for reduction in branch from inspiring English sources

In contrast, loss of kel led to the simpler dendritic trees, fewer branches and in some cases reduction in branch order number (ddaA and ddaF neurons) (Table 2).

This cannot be accounted for by a constant, scalar reduction in branch lengths.

The predicted outcome of the model was an increase of the apical inhibition zone size and a reduction in branch number.

This method uses a matrix of genetic distances as a measure of between-breed diversity and thus puts conservation priorities on the breeds that are more differentiated, i.e. that cause the greatest reduction in branch lengths of a phylogenetic tree when they are removed from the metapopulation.

Reduction in branching increased root system exploitation efficiency but the concurrent reduction in internode length reduced the soil volume explored.

We have thus determined that there are no changes in aromaticity, but that there is a reduction in molecular weight as well as a reduction in branching.

Conditional ablation of Dicer in the mouse lung produces an abnormal phenotype with a dramatic reduction in branching morphogenesis [15].

The reduction in neurite length was accompanied by a significant reduction in branching points (Fig  7B).

Cytokinin promotes branch formation and decreased endogenous levels of cytokinin results in a reduction in branching number.

Likewise, if the authors overexpressed the dominant negative ntrk3a (TrkC receptor homologue) kinase dead version in kif5aa mutant animals, would there be a reduction in branching?

For example, reduction in branching, e.g. dense spikes or seed heads (the 'sunflower effect'; Harlan, 1995: 199), e.g. from climbing habit to self-standing.