Sentence examples for differ in their morphological from inspiring English sources
The closely related Arctic and red foxes differ in their morphological and ecological adaptations to their respective habitats, rendering them an interesting species pair for studying the genetic basis of adaptation.
The receptors in the hand and foot differ in their morphological and physiological characteristics (Kennedy & Inglis, 2002), explaining their differential sensitivity to, for example, temperature, vibrations, and touch (Hajnal et al., 2007, for an overview).
The three basic cell types in NB tumors and derived cell lines differ in their morphological, biochemical and tumorigenic properties — whereas N-type neuroblastic cells are mildly malignant and have neuronal characteristics, S-type cells are non-tumorigenic with features of non-neuronal (glial, melanocytic and smooth muscle) precursor cells.
We first demonstrated that spores of the B. cereus group, surrounded by an exosporium, differed in their morphological features such as exosporium size, number of appendages or hair-like nap length.
Knotweed species differ in their clonal architecture, morphological and ecological properties.
Other PCD phenotypes, also called "morphotypes", include autophagy, oncosis, pyroptosis and paraptosis all of which differ in their biochemical or morphological properties (Fink and Cooksen, 2005; Sperandio et al. 2004).
All four mutants display a non-nodulating, non-infected phenotype, however they differ in their degree of cellular, morphological and physiological responses.
These two systems differ in their potential versus the redox couple Li+/Li and in their morphological changes upon lithium insertion/deinsertion.
The contrasting habitat associations of stream fishes considered in this study could be a reflection of their morphological divergence which may allow them to exploit specific habitats that differ in their environmental stressors.
Freshwater fishes exhibit high morphological divergence, suggesting that they evolved to exploit specific habitats that differ in their environmental stressors [ 33, 34].
Three subspecies exist, which possess identical morphological characteristics (presence of a flagellum, a kinetoplast, and a nucleus) but differ in their ability to infect various hosts.
