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We also calibrated and dated the phylogeny under three different interpretations of the enigmatic 165 Ma fossil Nephila jurassica, which we suspected based on morphology to be misplaced.

Yazdchi et al. [63] evaluated multifractal dimension based on morphology to determine the position of defects.

Pathologists are able, based on morphology, to categorize BC into a high and low risk groups based in part on lymph node status.

None of the Monga NP individuals (identified based on morphology to either T. mongaensis or T. oreades) were assigned to pure T. oreades (only four individuals had a PP > 0% of being pure T. oreades).

Two stool samples, which were taken on two sequential days from an HIV-positive woman who was 31 years of age, contained oocysts that appeared, based on morphology, to be Cryptosporidium muris.

In order to relate changes in the expression of these genes to changes in cell kinetics within the lesions, we used bromodeoxyuridine to label cells during the S phase as a measure of the proliferative index and counted apoptotic cells based on morphology to estimate cell loss.

Studies based on morphology led to the Pancrustacea hypothesis, in which Crustacea and Hexapoda (insects and allies) are sister groups.

The cost-effectiveness of such a tool to improve embryo selection can only be evaluated in prospective randomized studies that compare embryo selection based on morphology alone to an approach combining morphology and FF G-CSF quantification.

Likewise, in the past decade, molecular phylogenetic analyses of the anthozoan subclass Octocorallia have shown that the current taxonomic classification of these organisms, based on morphology, needs to be revised (Berntson et al. 2001; Sanchez et al. 2003; McFadden et al. 2006, 2010; Herrera et al. 2010; Brockman and McFadden 2012).

Faunal skeletal remains from prehistoric sites are often too fragmentary to enable identification at the species level based on morphology, complicating attempts to recover ancient DNA sequences from these remains.

As such, inferences based on morphology have yet to be adequately tested with molecular markers that provide sufficient signal at the deepest levels in the dinoflagellate phylogenetic tree.