1. She followed the path until it branched off.

2. The company branched out into electronics and computers.

3. They drove down a narrow track that branched off from the main road.

4. The company has now branched out into selling insurance.

5. His talk branched off the subject a little.

6. The car branched off to the left.

7. The tree near the house branched over the roof.

8. His talk branched off from the subject.

9. Their company has branched out into various business.

10. This designer has recently branched out into children's wear.

11. Her talk branched out into a sermon.

12. We branched off the main route and went through the countryside.

13. After a few miles, a small road branched off to the right.

14. They branched off from the main road and turned down a country lane.

15. Then the conversation branched off into a discussion about movies.

16. First Jack collected coins;then he branched out and collected stamps.

17. Profits were falling until the bookstore branched out into selling CDs.

18. Another road branched northward.

19. The car in front of us suddenly branched off to the left.

20. We drove down a narrow track that branched off from the main road.

21. I continued studying moths, and branched out to other insects.

22. We branched off from the main road and turned down a country lane.

23. She followed this until it branched off.

24. The Journal has branched out into radio and television.

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25. The long stems are thin and branched.

26. Then I branched out into a new area.

27. It first branched out into cosmetics and perfumes in 1990 and in 1994 moved its headquarters for those businesses to New York.

28. A side tunnel branched up slightly into a chamber that must have been worked as an exploration into the vein.

29. It branched off opposite a small village, a satellite of Reggane, almost where I had begun walking.

30. If the plant grows emersed, the leaves are dark green, stiff, leathery, sappy and very acutely branched.

1. She followed the path until it branched off.

2. The company branched out into electronics and computers.

3. They drove down a narrow track that branched off from the main road.

31. A delicate looking plant with much branched slender stems and dainty powder blue flowers.

32. Joe also branched out into other parts of the newspaper, particularly the Sunday book-review section.

33. She'd covered the table with a snow-white cloth, and she lit a seven branched olive candelabra.

34. Dendrov branched every which way, a forest of tangled stags' horns.

35. Since then the Docklands Light Railway has branched off the network to serve the redeemed areas of London's east river.

36. In this chapter we shall deal with linear or branched polymers and treat the swelling of networks in chapter 14.

37. The lightning was the forked kind and it branched suddenly like a firework and yet like the limb of a blazing tree.

38. Further north along Ermine Street, another road branched northwards to follow the proposed alignment of King Street skirting the fen edge.

39. They starred in comic strips and branched out into radio.

40. The clothing designer has branched out and now has his name on a line of perfume.

41. Description: This is an aquatic moss, with irregular branched stems or fronds covered with two rows of spongy leaves.

42. In branched polymers such as the older, high-pressure, polyethylene the molecular-weight between side chains is relevant.

43. Tunnels branched off to right and left: these led to other pill-boxes.

44. The small stems are irregularly branched, with the leaves arranged in two rows.

45. With the help of new technology it has now branched out into a franchise operation called Videopics.

46. A Bay Area native, he started out in graphic design, but soon branched out.

47. Last year, it branched out into corporate gifts and selling limited items directly to the public.

48. It presently branched and sorted into ten distinct spheres or aspects, corresponding to the numbers 1-10.

49. Tupac Amaru, which at its peak numbered about 1, 000 fighters, soon branched out into Mafiastyle crime.

50. Taproot slender, branched, woody, not fleshy, usually brown.

51. They attain complex morphology, appearing as branched, tubular processes.

52. Apes branched from man's family tree.

53. Numerous lesser roads branched off from the main highway.

54. ASEAN has branched out tentatively into the security business.

55. A thick-walled lignified plant cell that is often branched.

56. The prothalli are saprophytic, irregularly branched,[] subterranean bodies.

57. Stems procumbent to ascending, often much branched .

58. Panicle laxly branched, usually large, with several to many racemes or smaller panicles; bracts rather small.

59. Phosphorus acid is added, so as to make it phosphonated. The new oligomer has high density branched chain of phosphonic acid functional groups. This product has undergone tests such ass...

60. Mitochondria are usually long, tubular in shape with branched or unbranched cristae.

61. PA(Phthalic Anhydride) branched gelatin can be used as a flocculating agent for the preparation of highly concentrated silver halides photographic emulsions.

62. The crystallinity of polyethylene decreased with increase of content of short branched chain methyl.

63. Scientists had never before found S.I.V. in lemurs, which branched off from all other living primates some 50 million years ago.

64. The molecule with the tri - branched structure shows the fastest anisotropy decay and smallest residual anisotropy value.

65. Crosslinked network structure of COPP and POES with long branched chain was formed by the combination effect of double alkyl peroxide and auxiliary crosslinking agent with short branched chain.

66. It also scores highly in providing the branched chain amino acids that are important in the building and retention of muscle.

67. Red, Lotus _ flowered; long and stalks, large pointed leaves in yellowish green, freely branched , medium flowering.

68. Any of numerous fungi, especially of the family Clavariaceae, whose often brightly colored spore-bearing structures are club-shaped to intricately branched and resemble coral.

69. They then branched off on the relative merits of other clerical bachelors in the vicinity.

70. Branched chain amino acid is supposed to be the available source of protein, which can inhibit metabolism and stimulate cell regeneration.

71. Basal bodies are the structures developed from bicentriole, the branched blepharoplast and blepharoplast, respectively, depending on the specific group of ferns concerned.

72. An annual grass (Agrostis nebulosa) native to Spain and Portugal, cultivated for its delicate, finely branched cluster of tiny spikelets and used in dried arrangements.

73. CGM was a by-product in a wet corn starch plant, which was suitable for preparation of high Fischer ratio oligopeptides for its high branched chain amino acids content.

74. The nonpolar segments of surfactauts include straight - chain and branched alkyl groups.

75. The catalysts for selective conversion of high n-alkanes into their branched isomers were introduced, particularly the mesoporous materials.

76. Once used primarily as furry sentries, military dogs — most are German shepherds, followed by Belgian Malinois and Labrador retrievers — have branched out into an array of specialized tasks.

77. However, it is difficult to produce multi branched i heptane and restrain its cracking.

78. Molecules can consist of a straight chain or a branched chain.

79. "It seems that the Acheulian culture branched off from the Oldowan while the Oldowan was still being used, " he says, "and both persisted contemporaneously for a period."

80. Hyperbranched polymers are a new functional polymer materials which have highly branched structure , good-solubility , low viscosity and high chemical reactivity.

81. However, Non-glandular hairs consist of 3-20 cells, they can be divided into 3 kinds: uniseriate , two-branched, three-branched and more branched arborization.

82. The glucose chains are unbranched in amylose and branched in amylopectin, which occur mixed in starches.

83. This paper studies the average molecular weight of branched chain of poly ( acrylic acid) by viscosity method. The structure of graft copolymer is also measured by IR method.

84. CONCLUSION These results suggest that H3 is a highly branched heteropolysaccharide with structure elucidation for the first time.

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85. The nonpolar segments of surfactants include straight - chain and branched alkyl groups.

86. A conduit (18) for an air duster is branched from an intermediate part of an air conduit (17) interconnecting an air supply source (16), which supplies compressed air, and an air tool.

87. The metabolic kinetics of branched chain amino acids (BCAA) and aromatic amino acids (AAA) in normal subjects and patients with severe viral hepatitis as studied with 4 stable isotope labeled tracers.

88. The results showed that the hyphae of nematode trapping fungi branched radiantly on 0.

89. The isomeric branched carbonate also produced the branched allylic ether selectively (entry 10).

90. The soybean peptide has much branched chain amino acids and glutamine which are reported to stimulate muscle hypertrophy.

91. Branched chain amino acids (BCAA) are indispensable amino acids for animals, and have important nutritional and physiological functions.

92. Root cylindric , to 2 cm in diam. Caudex short, simple or rarely branched.

93. Stems sometimes branched, usually spirally twisted, leafy, rarely plants stemless .

94. Any of several submerged plants of the genus Ceratophyllum, forming branched masses in quiet water and having finely dissected, whorled leaves and minute unisexual flowers.

95. Sargassums are also known as sea holly because of their highly Branched stems with hollow, Berrylike floats and many leaflike, sawtooth-edged Blades.

96. Paleozoic simple dichotomously branched plants of Europe and eastern Canada including the oldest known vascular land plants.

97. In addition the branched structure with great surface area may be adhered easily and has no need of adding additive or glaze material.

98. Herbs annual. Stems decumbent or erect, 30-90 cm tall, branched, angulate , with sparse retrorse prickles along angles.

99. The unimolecular decomposition and dehydrogenation of ethanol initiate the branched chain reaction, and the 3 isomers of radical C2H5O determine the direction of the reaction chain branching.

100. A tropical Asian perennial herb(Boehmeria nivea) having broad leaves and densely branched panicles of small, unisexual, apetalous flowers.

101. This paper studied the relations between the branching degrees and photosensitivities, and the solvent resistance of cinnamate epoxy resins with branched chains.

102. Introducing the optimal amino group into its branched chain, the result of after treatment has been substantially improved.

103. And the branched structure caused an early transition of the separated domain from the sphere-like to the rod-like, which was interpreted theoretically through a thermodynamic model.

104. The power index was 0.14, which indicated that the polymer had branched molecular structure in dilute solution of tetrahydrofuran.

105. The die can form craftwork tea product with branched structure and improve the fineness of the relief on craftwork tea surface.

106. Clubiona Japonicola resembles Clubiona subtilis L. KOCH 1879 but differs from the latter in the following respects: 1)apophysis of palpus-tibia of the male is branched Off in this species.

107. Other nanodrug delivery systems include using fullerene 'buckyball' cages, [8] and branched nanomolecules called dendrimers (see panel).

108. Detail: Taipan Massage and Spa has branched out into the food industry with this Macanese restaurant. The food is satisfying, Dishes recommended like roasted goose and pork chop.

109. The glands of the stomach are typical simple branched tubular glands.

110. Red, Anemone _ flowered ; stout stems , long stalks , lage thick leaves in dark green , spreading, freely branched , medium blooming.

111. The results showed that the properties of additives with branched group and cyclic hydrocarbon were excellent.

112. The infrared spectrum analysis showed that the polymerization reaction was complete, and the polymer was a kind of thermoplastic material without branched chains.

113. In the evaluation of file transmission time, based on the algorism for linear transmission path, we take the branched path into account to make the algorism perfect.

114. Both xylem and phloem form a continuous branched system in the whole plant body.

115. Polyether modified polysiloxane is a new multi-functional fine chemical product. And it is made from inarching polyether segment on the branched chain or terminal chain of active polysiloxane.

116. The result of the polarized microscope analysis of the grafted PP showed the heterophase crystal nucleation of PP was induced by the formation of graft branched chain,[] resulted in fine crystal grain.

117. Poly ( methyl methacrylate ) branched chain in MG molecule structure was destroyed when thermal and oxygenous aging.

118. The characteristics and application of the branched chain explosion of hydrocracking hydrogenation recycle gas and the relevant combustible gases were systematically studied.

119. There are great many alveolar ducts in the respiratory portion. Each respiratory bronchiole branched and formed many generous alveolar ducts.

120. Pale Pinkish blue outer petals, light yellow and pale violet bicolor in - side, erect flowers, round leaves in dark green, stout upright stems, sparsely branched.

121. The branched chain amino acids beverage as a special of the physical strength drink could recover body energy.

122. BCAA stands for branched chain amino acids and is increasingly being recognized as an important supplement in the field of sports nutrition.

123. Inferior division of oculomotor nerve branched into medial rectus, superior rectus and superior oblique muscles.

124. Tendrils may be branched, or unbranched, and may have terminal adhesive disks, as in the creeper.

124. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

125. Its morphological character is that conidiophores are simple or occasionally branched, bearing a single conidium on the tip.

126. The linear polysiloxanes can be used to copolymerize with other polymers to improve the flame retardancy, and the branched have better thermal stability, compatibility and flame retardancy.

127. erect thick stems , tiny pointed leaves in bluish green , much branched, medium blossoming.

128. The branched polyglycol-amino acid oligopeptide may form gel together with other molecule and the gel may be used in biomedicine.

129. Objective: Effect of branched chain amino acid (BCAA) on protein metabolism was studied in exercised rats and mice.

130. stout stalks, large fleshy leaves in yellowish green, branched and flowered freely, medium blossoming. ...

131. Purplish red, rose - shaped; long upright stems, large elliptical leaves in deep green, much branched , medium flowering.

132. CONCLUSION: CHC-1 is a highly branched heteropolysaccharide and possessed immune enhancement activities.

133. Reindeer have branched antlers.

134. The paper discussed the influences of the melt flow rate, long branched chain and the copolymerized monomer of polyolefin on the melting strength.

135. Stems single or several and cespitose , branched above, densely hispid, hairs discoid at base; branches slender, spreading.