Sentence examples for two to three branches from inspiring English sources

Our previous anatomical study demonstrated that there is usually a main branch coming from the loop of ansa cervicalis, and it has two to three branches and innervates the inferior portions of the sternohyoid, sternothyroid and omohyoid muscles.

Ten to 20 lenticulostriate arteries from the middle cerebral artery enter the putamen, where they spread out in a fan shape and divide into two to three branches, each ∼100 to 150 µm wide.

External superior laryngeal nerve (ESLN) was found to enter into the CT muscle as a single trunk (37.5%) or multiple (two to five) branches (62.5%).

Otherwise, 7.5% overall had two to four branches observed at the middle point of the length of the IC (Tables 1 and 2) (Figures 4 and 5).

For each assay, three to six branches of each selected clone were isolated and labelled, prior to flowering, for later pollination.

Within the CT muscle, the ESLN gave off three to seven branches to innervate the rectus belly and one or two branches to supply the oblique and horizontal bellies, respectively.

In contrast to humans, in which ten to fifteen branching ducts connect to the nipple, in the mouse a single primary duct, which can be identified by its proximity to the nipple and the thick sheath of connective tissue, serves as a conduit for the passage of milk to the suckling young.

It has two to three sub-branches and innervates the inferior portions of the sternohyoid, sternothyroid and omohyoid muscles.

Preliminary tests showed that clipping two to four large branches from each tree was sufficient to capture opportunistic nesting, diurnal, dominant arboreal ants (the nests made by weaver or carton-building ants are easily detectable).

This artery is the left branch of the coeliac artery; it runs in the greater omentum along the dorsocaudal surface of the left lobe of the pancreas [ 25] and gives off between two to six pancreatic branches for the left pancreatic lobe [ 26].

It has also been suggested that the nutrient concentrations can be two to three times greater in branches than in stem wood (Alriksson and Eriksson 1998).