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Examples of branched

branched

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

A gap between sparsely and profusely branched trees was apparent.
Essentially, they are branched covering maps which are locally expanding at all regular points and locally expanding within wedges at singular points.
For all the branched manifolds that we consider, the 2-faces are equipped with a natural orientation.
Previous studies have shown the ubiquitous expression of a branched-chain alpha-keto acid dehydrogenase among neural cells.
It induces a natural stratification of the branched translation surface in faces, edges and vertices.
Utilizing methanol and ethanol as the primary organic precursors, catalytic reaction products observed include alkanes, branched-phenyl compounds, carboxylic acids, and methyl-esters.
The smooth structure of the branched surface allows us to show that this cone satisfies the following property.
Ubiquitin can be attached to lysine residues of cellular proteins either as a single unit (monoubiquitin) or in the form of branched, polyubiquitin chains.
Unbranched species can potentially grow in height faster than highly branched species because lower biomass is required for unit height growth.
Two branched junctions are shown, and their cohesion organizes molecular wires that are pendent from them.
The cell had a very densely branched dendritic tree with somewhat thin, very spiny dendrites.
The axons are thin, sparsely branched and have bouton-like swellings.
Unbranched metrical positions correspond to a single heavy syllable while branched metrical positions correspond to two light syllables.
There is a selective increase in the branched chain amino acids, phenylalanine and alanine.
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