Sentence examples for important morphological changes from inspiring English sources

Developmental changes have likely been involved in important morphological changes — like the evolution of novel and complex structures.

Conclusion: It was concluded that the passive inhalation of cigarette smoke yields important morphological changes in the vocal fold epithelium, which may progress to neoplasia.

We also showed that the use of an accurate DEM resulting from LIDAR data, based on present-day topography, leads to the underestimation of soil redistribution rates by the model, especially in this landscape submitted to recent and important morphological changes.

The induction of lateral roots, the increase of surface roughness of leaves and roots and the protect packing by HS particles as important morphological changes that contributes to the PGPB population increase promoted by HS.

Once the larval organs form, the serosa is digested and pigmentation of the head and body progresses, but no other important morphological changes occur in the embryo [ 38].

Important morphological changes as rounded body and presence of several roles on plasmatic membrane could be seen on L. amazonensis promastigotes after treatment with subinhibitory concentration (2.75  μg/mL) of the most active LipoRHIC.

Ultrastructural change studies performed by transmission electron microscope showed that Py51 could cause important cell morphological changes in C. orbiculare, such as plasma membrane detached from cell wall, cell wall thickening, mitochondria disruption, a dramatic increase in vacuolation, and eventually a complete loss in the integrity of organelles.

However, it is critically important that morphological changes and migration of LCs in response to vaccines are confirmed in the human environment, as demonstrated for the first time in this study for VLP vaccines.

Another possibility is that other loci which were not analysed in the present study are more important in morphological changes of lung adenocarcinoma.

This result is important because morphological changes in entorhinal cortex and anterior hippocampus, particularly the cornu ammonis fields, are sensitive to mild cognitive impairment and early Alzheimer disease relative to normative aging (25, 26).

However, SEM by itself is not a suitable method to prove the point and exclude the possibility of past aqueous treatments with chemicals, including boiling for short periods of time, which could cause important chemical and morphological changes on a smaller scale.