Sentence examples for from a morphological perspective from inspiring English sources
Endochondral bone formation has been fairly well characterized from a morphological perspective and yet this process remains largely undefined at molecular and biochemical levels.
From a morphological perspective, enhancing the sensing performance of nanostructures continues to be challenging, despite their sensing properties being superior to those of thin films and bulk materials.
From a morphological perspective, the DFS70 pattern is well characterized: HEp-2 cell presents fairly course granular fluorescence of the nuclei sparing the nucleoli, while the chromatinic region of mitotic cells is intensely fluorescent, maintaining the typical granularity.
Alpha taxonomy in spiders is typically approached from a morphological perspective that is based primarily on differences in genitalic structures [35].
While cell division is intuitively simple and clear from a morphological perspective, a mathematical expression is necessary to provide a usable description of propagation of an individual cell during a clone lifetime.
The Atlantic is thus the logical LSR from a morphological perspective.
The operation of each algorithm is discussed and the resulting RVEs are examined from both a mechanical and a morphological perspective.
A valuable clue to understanding the diversification of animal structure comes from a comparative morphological perspective showing that new morphology rarely arises from de novo body parts, but rather emerges from preexisting parts with lineage-specific modifications [ 8- 12].
From a purely morphological perspective, autophagic cell death occurs in the absence of chromatin condensation but is accompanied by large-scale autophagic vacuolization of the cytoplasm, but the term autophagic cell death may be highly prone to misinterpretation and thus being used with caution.
We studied infant rib fractures from a biomechanical and morphological perspective using a porcine model.
On the other hand, 'Abnormality of the cardiovascular system' and 'Abnormality of the integument' have a wider variety of terms (from a lexical and morphological perspective) and hence they are better represented in terms of test cases, each with more than 150 entries.
