Sentence examples for sprout branches from inspiring English sources

Developmental plasticity occurs when neurons in the young brain rapidly sprout branches and form synapses.

Eve presents not one family tree, as would be expected, but 11 -- a veritable orchard interspersed through the text -- which sprout branches and generations as the novel progresses.

"Just 20 minutes of daily brisk walking encourages brain cells to sprout branches to communicate more effectively," Small said.

Meanwhile the epithelial sprout branches into the fat pad precursor mesenchyme, resulting in the formation of a rudimentary ductal tree prepared to respond to hormonal cues at puberty.

A straw hat, sprouting branches, supports a bird's nest.

Sprouting branches and bits of dried plant, they appear pagan rather than precious.

Then, when the trunk appears too long to some, it sprouts branches.

I stand in front of a screen, and I see myself as a tree sprouting branches of mini-me's ("Human Tree").

Audience members collectively share the experience of being a tree throughout its life cycle from a seed rising through the dirt, to sprouting branches and growing to full size, to finally being destroyed by fire.

It then used this information to construct a family tree that placed them into clusters.When completed, this tree had sprouted branches representing all the main language groups in modern Europe: Romance, Celtic, Germanic, Slavic and so on.

The cephalic vein passes through the subcutaneous layer without sprouting branches.