Sentence examples for based on morphology as from inspiring English sources
The Compositae are monophyletic based on morphology as well as molecular genetic data.
However, we would consider an LSR based on morphology as uncertain as this species was variously field-identified as Petalonia sp. or Scytosiphon sp. A molecular prediction for LSR awaits data from other Atlantic collections, this species being recorded only from Europe and Iceland.
One of them is Musella, which has been classified based on morphology as a separate genus of Musaceae [60].
Identification of parenchymal and nonparenchymal cells was made based on morphology as described before [ 9].
Comment: Owing to the comments above for D. foeniculaceus we consider an LSR based on morphology as uncertain.
Dendritic surface structures are classified based on morphology as convoluted nodes (red), elongated protrusion without contact (light gray), or stubby protrusions that contact adjacent neurites (dark gray).
Traditional views on the evolution of Neodermata based on morphology (Janicki 1920), as well as early molecular studies using 18S ribosomal DNA markers (Littlewood et al. 1999), supported an early divergence of the Trematoda and a sister group relationship of Monogenea and Cestoda (reviewed in Lockyer et al. 2003).
As such, previous records based on morphology are as likely to be based on misidentifications as they are correct identifications.
The expert radiologist differentiated risk estimates for lesions based on morphology such as classifying round, coarse, vascular, or punctate microcalcifications as low-risk as opposed to pleomorphic or fine linear/branching microcalcifications which were classified as higher risk.
Therefore, diagnostic approaches based on morphology, such as the optical coherence tomography (OCT), have been proposed to anticipate the perimetric diagnosis of glaucoma [ 3– 5].
The taxonomic circumscriptions of Serpula himantioides and S. lacrymans have varied through time: they are lumped as one based on morphology [ 41] or recognized as two separate species based on mating experiments [ 42].
