Sentence examples for subject to pruning from inspiring English sources

It is, he adds, subject to "pruning".

[ 2011] use pairs of adjacent SNPs (possibly subject to an "LD pruning" step to filter out SNPs that are almost completely inferrable from nearby SNPs).

There's more to pruning now than meets the eye.

The plant responds well to pruning.

In addition to pruning flowers just past their peak, prune those that are already dead.

In the real data example, we were unable to fit a regression tree with splits beyond the root node subject to the specified pruning criterion for one of the genes under study.

Thus, commercial tea bushes are subjected to periodic pruning almost every 3 5 years in order to rejuvenate the tea bushes with a high quality succulent flush.

In addition to this, the reconstructed network was subjected to functional pruning [ 78] by reducing the model to a smaller sub-network which contains no dead-ends or blocked reactions that may not carry a non-zero flux.

His victories – enacting government run healthcare, banking reform and his higher levels of discretionary spending – are all subject to legislative sniping and repeated attempts to prune them back.

A serious history of the subject is needed for reasons beyond the current popularity of the cuisine, however; much nonsense is written about the subject, with a lot of dead wood to prune before we can get at the fruit.

Shooting in the 1840s, British portrait photographer Richard Beard told his subjects to say "prunes" as a cue to keep their mouths prim, according to historian Robert Leggat.