Sentence examples for based on both morphology from inspiring English sources

Therefore, based on both morphology and chronology, V. sivalensis is an unlikely source for V. komodoensis on Flores.

Several incongruent phylogenetic hypotheses have been proposed for the birds-of-paradise based on both morphology [ 5- 8] and molecular distances [ 9- 11].

This basal split into the two clades has never been reported and challenges previously proposed hypotheses based on both morphology and nuclear gene sequences.

Recent phylogenetic studies based on both morphology and DNA sequences have demonstrated that subclasses Dilleniidae, Hamamelidae, and Rosidae of Cronquist [ 5] and Takhtajan [ 6] are not monophyletic [[ 1- 4, 7- 15], and references therein].

The same year, Scott [ 9] published the first broad-scale analysis of ranid phylogeny based on both morphology (predominantly osteology, including the first data for Ericabatrachus) and DNA sequence data (lacking for Ericabatrachus).

Despite extensive studies based on both morphology and molecules, there has been no clear resolution except for monophyly of each family and sister-group relationships of Diodontidae + Tetraodontidae and Balistidae + Monacanthidae.

The phage chosen for genomic sequencing was the one that appeared the most unusual based on both phage morphology and DNA restriction digest analysis.

The fungal culture FVP4 was selected and identified based on both microscopic morphology and nucleotide sequence analysis.

Electrocardiogram-derived respiration algorithms based on both beat morphology and HR may be appropriate when only a single-lead ECG is available and the respiration effect on that lead is not pronounced.

The design of this system is based on both biological morphology and mechanism paradigms, which would provide a proof of concept for the bio-inspired design of artificial photosynthetic system for enhanced photocatalytic performance.

Recent imaging developments based on both tumour morphology and tumour function make correct, precise, and reproducible measurement available.