Sentence examples for based on morphological assessment from inspiring English sources

Cyclaneusma minus morphotypes can be isolated and cultured from these needles and then identified based on morphological assessment of these cultures.

Oocyte maturity was based on morphological assessment [31] where (a) germinal vesicle (GV) stage represented very immature oocyte with a germinal vesicle present, (b) metaphase I (MI) stage oocytes were still immature but the germinal vesicle had disappeared and the first polar body had not been extruded and (c) metaphase II (MII) oocytes were mature and the first polar body was present.

The percentage of AP-positive cells in a given 60-mm dish was estimated based on the total cell count at D20 of induced differentiation, the number of PGC-like cells estimated to be present in a dish based on morphological assessment, and the number of PGC-like cells that stained positive for AP.

This is also consistent with the reported purities of these mouse spermatocyte and round spermatid fractions (approximately 70 and 90%, repectively, based on morphological assessment [ 46]).

cAMP failed to protect the AML cell lines Mv4-11 and HL60 against DNR death, whether based on morphological assessment or (for HL60) cleavage of p23.

These goals require a substantially improved gamete/embryo testing and selection procedure which cannot be achieved by the traditional evaluation method based on morphological assessment.

These calibrations were explained in detail by Fine et al. [ 18], and their phylogenetic placements were determined based on morphological assessments of the fossils relative to living members of the Burseraceae by P. Fine and D. Daly [ 18].

Most of the previous studies were based on morphological characters without algorithmic assessment.

In order to better deal with specific geometric distortions in DIBR-synthesized images, we propose multi-scale image quality assessment metric based on morphological filters in multi-resolution image decomposition.

This is considering that the local South American Pacific Alexandrium species were classified as A. catenella (Muñoz 1985), mainly based on morphological traits, but without a further assessment of sequence variation.

Overall this facilitates a more reliable assessment of nodes based on morphological criteria only on a restaging MRI.