Sentence examples for abnormal in shape from inspiring English sources
However, for C-implanted SR at 30 keV, the cells were abnormal in shape and of very large size.
Compared to WT, the abaxial surfaces of sr45-1 leaves had some pavement cells that were abnormal in shape (Figure 6D).
Initially, the mutant cells grew very slowly, were abnormal in shape and likely to burst open.
Nodes were categorised as abnormal in shape if the longitudinal to the transverse axis ratio was less than two.
Primary outcome measures were improvement in keratinocytic and melanocytic atypia: overall assessments were made of cells that appeared abnormal in nuclear size, shape, staining characteristics or position relative to contiguous cells.
The histological examination performed on days 6-8 reveaned abnormalmal decidual shape in the Rbpj d/d uteri, suggesting that this defect is related to aberrant decidual remodeling at post-implantation stages.
To investigate whether abnormal cartilage shape in feelgood mutants is associated with trafficking deficits of ECM proteins, as is the case with crusher and bulldog, we examined the cellular distribution of Collagen2α1 (Col2α1) in chondrocytes at 80 hpf, the earliest stage at which feelgood mutants can be clearly identified, and in 5-dpf embryos.
Nevertheless, high concentrations or prolonged treatment induced abnormal shapes in the roots and turned them opaque (Additional file 1: Figure S8B).
Lines that produced only tubers < 10 mm in length (from apical to distal end) and/or were deformed in shape were considered abnormal.
Both the potencies showed reductions in frequencies of sperm with abnormal head shapes in all the fixation intervals and the differences were statistically significant in almost all the fixation intervals except for 6 hr.
Other features typical for this condition described in human and mouse were also noticed in calves, including abnormal skull shape, small body size and visual deficiency or blindness due to retinal degeneration (listed in supplementary material Table S1).
