Sentence examples for striking branch from inspiring English sources

Moreover, 18S rRNA trees show striking branch length differences between species, accompanied by a conspicuous clustering of taxa with similar branch lengths.

Reed was also penalized Sept. 23 against the Patriots for unnecessary roughness and fined $21,000 for striking Deion Branch.

Its striking open-plan branches will stay open longer than any other bank.

The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) is not officially striking, but many branches of SEIU have endorsed parts of the day of action.

Attending to the radiation ages of (preHV 1 and J1b clades and their derivate branches, striking similarities but also differences can be observed.

At this stage, Bmp4 expression is striking; as the ophthalmic branch extends beyond the eye, the nasociliary nerve branches in a region devoid of Bmp4 expression and then immediately projects nasally as a tightly bundled fascicle through an area of strong Bmp4 expression while the axons of the frontal branch extend rostrally.

Two weeks after the strike began, the striking employees, who belong to a branch of the Service Employees International Union, offered to return to work, but the company refused to take them back.

A systematic study of topological indices is one of the most striking aspects in many branches of mathematics with its applications and various other fields of science and technology.

Post Office workers across the UK are striking today in protest against branch closures, job cuts and pension changes.

The exhibition quotes the journalist George G. Foster, who wrote in the book "New York in Slices" in 1849: "Everything is done differently in New York from anywhere else — but in eating the difference is more striking than in any other branch of human economy".

The East Coast branch of the striking guild - which has been fighting Hollywood brass for two months - has been waging a behind-the-scenes war with its own unionized staff members.