Sentence examples for considerable morphological and from inspiring English sources
Both the latter, despite the considerable morphological and phenotypic similarity with the pneumococcus, are considerably less pathogenic for humans and cause infections mainly in the immunocompromized hosts.
Dogs consist of over 400 genetically isolated breeds with considerable morphological and behavioural diversity.
This low ratio of among- versus within-species divergence in the context of considerable morphological and ecological divergence is indicative of a recent diversification [ 22].
However, it is well-recognised that individual uveal melanomas display considerable morphological and cytogenetic heterogeneity (COMS, 1998; Sandinha et al, 2006; Maat et al, 2007).
This phenomenon can be associated with recent radiations and/or extensive gene flow, and in the case of young plant lineages, as in the Hawaiian Islands, it is often contrasted with considerable morphological and ecological diversity.
cerasiforme falls within the same species as cultivated tomato, but possesses considerable morphological diversity and is believed to be an admixture of wild and cultivated tomatoes that has perhaps arisen from reversion of cultivated forms (Peralta et al. 2008).
Orthopteran has come to be regarded as the common name for these related groups, which exhibit considerable morphological, physiological, and paleontological diversity.
Rather not: when we overexpressed SpvB alone in HeLa cells from a strong eukaryotic promoter, transfected cells did show considerable morphological changes and reduction of F-actin staining yet PB numbers remained unaffected (data not shown).
C. neoformans induces considerable morphological changes and actin reorganization on HBMEC [ 3].
Apart from that, considerable morphological, ecological and physiological variations exist within each varietal subpopulation owing to selection for adaptations to different agro-climatic conditions (Khush 1997).
Small infra-specific divergences were expected among individuals of P. chusua s.s., given its considerable morphological variation and wide geographical distribution [ 2, 101].
