Sentence examples for modified morphology from inspiring English sources

To overcome this issue and impose the manufacturing constraint, a modified morphology density filter is also developed.

On the other hand, untreated cells (Figure 2F, left) and cells pre-treated with 10 mg/L arnica and up to 300 mg/L wormwood extract concentrations did not show modified morphology (Figure 2F, middle and right).

It was shown that the origin of the modified morphology in asymmetric block copolymers is the intermixing of short polystyrene (PS) chains or chain segments into the polybutadiene (PB) phase.

The physico-chemical surface modifications, related with a modified morphology, an increased polarity and a higher level of surface oxidation, may be favorable to the further linkage of selected biological species relevant in medical usages.

A low amount of insoluble impurities, uniformly distributed, would contribute to the growth of oxide layers with minimum defects and uniform thickness on the pure aluminum substrate whereas for the binary and ternary systems, a fine cell structure and a modified morphology of Si particles would be favorable.

At later stages of regeneration (5 7 dps), dorsal and ventral vessels were extending distally, but with a modified morphology.

At higher voltages the arrays contained multi-walled CNTs with fascinating modified morphologies such as Y, T, and multi-junction patterns.

The classification of Galeommatoidea is in a state of flux, mostly likely owing to their reduced, and sometimes highly modified, morphologies associated with symbiotic life.

However, the evolutionary pathway that led to their ecological diversity is not well understood, in part because of their reduced and/or highly modified morphologies that have confounded traditional taxonomy.

Furthermore, the utilization of aniline as the structure-promoting agent could modify morphology into disorder packing of MWW platelets via directing gel method.

Overall, evolution has modified shark morphology very little except to improve their feeding and swimming mechanisms.