Sentence examples for match the morphological from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that electrophysiological changes observed in Akt1 mutant and muscle-specific Akt1 RNAi animals match the morphological and molecular alterations at the NMJ.

The origin, migration and settlement patterns of GPT cells shown by HSV-TK match the morphological trail of apoptotic cells in ablated mice.

Our genetic clustering did not match the morphological diagnosis provided by Wang et al. [ 35], although the distribution of the genetic clusters was largely congruent with their proposed species ranges.

Sex determination of 17 samples using nested PCR matched the morphological one, providing evidence of the authenticity and ancient origin of the PCR amplifications.

Overall, the Smerinthinae+Sphinginae lineage most closely matches the morphological trees of Rothschild and Jordan [1], and Nakamura [44], but as yet no definitive morphological synapomorphy is known.

Plating mat samples on Sphaerotilus agar and LD waters yielded very few filamentous bacterial colonies that matched the morphological description of Leptothrix or Sphaerotilus (only 2 colonies present at the 100x dilution), indicating these heterotrophs were not abundant.

Tubiflores (Borbás) Knuth, while on an ecological basis it is generally classified into "montane" and "alpine" species, roughly matching the morphological subdivision [ 2, 3].

We further demonstrate that PINK1 deficiency in Danio rerio results in highly specific abnormalities in early development, which closely match the biochemical and morphological manifestations of the human disease, with persisting loss of dopaminergic neurons in adulthood and also persisting mitochondrial impairment.

The result was a "spectacularly robust" match between the morphological and molecular data.

These nine colonies are the atypical colonies found during the morphological analysis (e.g., Media Luna shallow), where comparisons of morphological characters of these atypical colonies did not match the overall population mean, despite living in the same habitat.

Using a common reference was preferred to three separate controls attempting to match the composition of each pool, as such matching on morphological criteria is very difficult on late stages, if not impossible.