Sentence examples for been based on morphology from inspiring English sources
One of the major differences between the two specialties is that traditionally radiology has essentially been based on morphology and nuclear medicine on function.
In the absence of a practical biological species concept, most species and genus level delineations have historically been based on morphology, which may lead to an underestimate of the diversity of microbial eukaryotes.
Traditionally, classification of dictyostelids has been based on morphology [ 1, 12].
In the absence of molecular marker data, these have typically been based on morphology or ecogeography and have likely misrepresented the diversity contained within the collection.
Some arguments for a close relationship between aphelenchs and Tylenchomorpha have been based on morphology, for example, the highly similar protrusible stylets (stomatostylets) in these taxa [ 15], or aspects of female genital structure [ 16].
Although Cohn's arrangement of the bacteria was based on morphology, he recognized that bacteria could not be adequately classified by morphology alone.
The diagnosis is based on morphology alone with papillary architecture being the most helpful diagnostic feature.
Microbial identity is based on morphology, culture, and extrapolation from previously reported passalid gut inhabitants.
The three-domain system has largely replaced the previous five-kingdom system of American biologist Robert H. Whittaker, which is based on morphology (e.g., mode of nutrition) rather than phylogeny (the history of the evolution of a species or group).
Where scores were ambiguous, decisions were based on morphology at the light-microscopy level.
