Sentence examples for small number of branches from inspiring English sources

In the brain, it is produced by specialised glial cells called oligodendrocytes, each of which has a small number of branches that form a flat sheet of myelin and wrap around a short segment of an axon.

It appears strange that Lloyds is only required to sell (within four years) a selection of assets – a small number of branches in England and Wales, the failed IF internet bank and Lloyds TSB branches in Scotland – all of which it might well have chosen to sell anyway.

Note that a small number of branches capture most of the performance gains and allow the GL-SIC with the MB technique to approach the ML performance.

In their complaint, the coalition and Fair Housing Advocates of Northern California allege that OneWest has made few loans to nonwhite borrowers, operates a small number of branches in minority neighborhoods and has neglected foreclosed properties in those neighborhoods.

A small number of branches of PECAM-1 expression were also observed to extend from the UV capillary plexus or the rudimentary PCV towards the rudimentary ISV.

However, the resulting phylogram is still very robust with most bootstrap values close to 100%, except for a small number of branches (15) with bootstrap values below 50%.

However, in apo1, the main-axis meristem was converted to a spikelet meristem after producing a small number of branch primordia.

The tracings in Figure 5 show one large neuron with cortical arbors color-coded blue (Figure 5A H) and a second one color-coded red (Figure 5B N); each has an extensive axonal arbor in the cortex and a cell body in the basal forebrain with a small number of branching dendrites.

When Mexico-based bank Banorte had a smaller number of branches, it knew each of its clients personally.

The tassels of DpDf plants are shorter and thicker compared to wild-type siblings and have a smaller number of branches.

An alternative approach to understand the observed exponent would be to trace analogies with scaling laws in different branching systems [5], [6], [27] which have been explained by invoking a natural optimization criterion based in the fact that the observed trees contain the largest possible number of apices within the smallest number of branching levels.