Sentence examples for major morphological differences from inspiring English sources

Thus, despite major morphological differences between developmental stages, different life stages share many molecular commonalities.

G. pseudofulgens, also collected in Italy, shows two major morphological differences: it produces smaller mushrooms, and spores that are of a different shape with smaller warts.

Major morphological differences were observed in shoots generated using the A. rhizogenes vector, including stunted growth, shorter internode length, and dark green, small, wrinkled leaves.

GFP-nestin-positive radial glial fibers, containing the R1 construct, did not show any major morphological differences or glial endfeet defects compared with GFP-nestin-positive radial glia expressing a control construct (Fig. 3A).

These are significant results, as they provide support for the monophyly of Bovini and Reduncini as traditionally defined on the basis of major morphological differences, and highlight an area of conflict between morphological and genomic approaches to taxonomic classification.

Whole mount (data not shown) and H&E analysis revealed no major morphological differences in ductal branching and tumor type (solid adenocarcinomas) between bigenic and ErbB2 mammary glands at the time tumors were harvested.

The major morphological difference between the two types of headaches is the relative GM decrease of the prefrontal and cerebellar regions in migraine, which may reflect a higher allostatic load associated with this disabling headache.

The major morphological difference between the two types of headaches is a relative GM decrease in the prefrontal and cerebellar regions in migraine, which may reflect a higher allostatic load associated with this disabling headache.

No major morphological difference between Brtl/+ and wild type mandibular molars was observed by backscattered electron imaging, based on the analysis of 3 samples per group.

These organisms appear to have differentiated considerably at the molecular genetic level without any major discernable morphological differences.

Teleost fish also possess primary and secondary lymphoid organs but there are major structural and morphological differences between fish and mammalian immune systems.