Sentence examples for microscopic differences such from inspiring English sources

Mycologist Jacques Boidin separated Amylosterum from Stereum in 1958, justifying this decision by explaining that microscopic differences such as amyloid spores and encrusted cystidia were sufficiently distinct to warrant recognition as a new genus.

Oral mucosa and skin are both stratified epithelium, yet these tissues do exhibit multiple microscopic and anatomic differences, such as hair follicles and sweat glands (in skin), and taste buds (in mucosa).

It has been frequently confused with Sarcoscypha coccinea, but can be distinguished from this and other related species in Sarcoscypha by differences in microscopic characteristics, such as the presence and number of oil droplets in the spores.

Although performing prophylactic CND in total thyroidectomy may offer a more complete initial tumor resection than total thyroidectomy alone by minimizing any residual microscopic disease, such a difference becomes less noticeable 6 months after ablation.

Moreover, reported values for bulk powders from different research groups are often not in close agreement due to differences in sample preparation, temperature, solution chemistry, and microscopic details such as the presence of defects and/or adsorbates.

Microscopic structures such as grains and defects can be distinguished.

Microbial poisons are produced by microscopic organisms such as bacteria and fungi.

And the abundant bacteria in the lake could potentially support microscopic animals such as worms, rotifers or tardigrades.

Consequently, materials that work with light of microscopic wavelengths, such as infrared and visible light, have been difficult to make.

This concept is most easily illustrated by using microscopic theory, such as Debye Hückel theory.

Purchase predatory insects or microscopic pathogens such as fungi and bacteria.