Sentence examples for fundamental morphological differences from inspiring English sources

These traits include many that define the fundamental morphological differences between maize and teosinte.

Understanding the causes underlying morphological differences between populations is a fundamental question in evolutionary biology.

We cannot draw any further conclusions about the TVCs of M. occulta, but have not found any evidence for fundamental molecular or morphological differences relative to M. occidentalis.

We now know that everyone has a cytoskeleton, but still there are fundamental and easily observable morphological differences between these two domains of life, where eukaryotes have used their cytoskeletons to get larger and more morphologically complex and even truly multicellular, while bacteria basically have not done so.

But the fundamental structural difference between the United States and Israel remains.

In other words, he points out that there are often obvious morphological differences across what we consider to be different races but he demonstrates that "they're not representative of the genome as a whole".

Sex differences in vocalizations are usually caused by morphological differences in size, and are expressed by differences in the fundamental frequency of the calls (Fitch, 1997).

The fundamental morphological operations are erosion and dilation.

Cells displayed no obvious morphological differences.

Slope units were found to be appropriate for the fundamental morphological elements in landslide susceptibility evaluation.

Thus, the morphological differences formed during hot pressing sintering remain.