Sentence examples for in morphology to reference from inspiring English sources

However, our clinical H formed plaques similar in morphology to reference strains.

Those cells that contacted the AgNP-grown PDMS films had an identical morphology to the reference cells.

Many languages use morphology to cross-reference words within a sentence.

We used the Tygerberg Strict Criteria for morphology to determine below-reference morphology (< 4% normal morphology) (Kruger et al. 1988).

Mitochondrial bioenergetics seems strongly dependent on mitochondrial morphology – changes in morphology seem to impact on bioenergetic state, whilst changes in bioenergetics often result in changes in morphology.

Therefore, the morphology of the immunohistochemically marked cells differs in morphology compared to cells labelled by immunofluorescence.

We noted the most profound abnormalities in cardiac morphology among reference embryos co-exposed to BNF and ANF: the heart chambers of these embryos failed to differentiate and ultimately resembled elongated transparent tubes ("tube hearts") with very limited contracting ability.

With continued incubation, these cells change morphology to fall in region 1 (late apoptotic/necrotic) with apoptotic nuclear morphology.

VASH2 knockdown in HepG2 cells caused the cells to change from a spindle-shaped morphology to an epithelioid-like morphology.

Despite the striking differences in embryo morphology between reference and resistant embryos, a relatively low percentage of genes (2.24% of 6,764) showed statistically significant differences in transcript levels.

Developmental stage of human embryo was determined by crown-rump length and anatomical features (e.g., limbs and digits morphology) with reference to Carnegie staging.