Sentence examples for morphologic changes referred from inspiring English sources

This is accompanied by enlargement and morphologic changes referred to as 'fried egg morphology'.

a Mycelia of untreated (control) P. digitatum with linearly shaped hyphae; b, c P. digitatum treated with MIC of α-terpineol (arrows refer to the morphologic changes in the hyphae, such as warty surfaces); d, e P. digitatum treated with MFC of α-terpineol (arrows refer to the morphologic changes of collapsed cell and irregular branching).

A Mycelia of untreated (control) P. litchii with linearly shaped hyphae; B P. litchii treated with MIC of CTE (the arrow refers to the morphologic changes of hyphae after CTE treatment, such as warty surfaces); C P. litchii treated with MFC of CTE (the arrow refers to the morphologic changes of hyphae after CTE treatment, such as collapsed cell).

Necrosis refers to a spectrum of morphologic changes that follow cell death in living tissues [ 24].

Neonatal hepatitis refers to a group of pathologies causing similar morphologic changes in the liver of the babies less than three months of age.

Neonatal hepatitis refers to a heterogeneous group of disorders, caused by many factors including cytomegalovirus infection, revealing similar morphologic changes in the liver of an infant less than 3 months of age.

Moreover, morphologic changes of the proximal femur make revision THA a demanding procedure.

K. Sugimoto et al. (2010a) have also detected and reported these morphologic changes.

Anatomical imaging detects morphologic changes, which occur relatively late during treatment.

Fig. 1 Morphologic changes can be seen throughout experimental autoimmune uveoretinitis (EAU).

Figure 3 shows the schematic of morphologic changes that occur in Si during electrochemical cycling [20].