Sentence examples for morphological alterations have from inspiring English sources

Imaging parameters, when limited to morphological alterations, have not been associated with survival either [ 26].

A number of common morphological alterations have been reported to occur in both Poplar and willow upon development under increased RW inducing conditions, either gravitational or thigmomorphogenic in nature.

Similar morphological alterations have been reported in L. amazonensis treated with SQS inhibitors: an increase in the number of lipid inclusions displaying different shapes and electron densities, which were associated with an intense disorganisation of the cellular membrane [ 10, 28].

These functional and morphological alterations have been noted both in small intralobar PA and in main PA, indicating that main PA can be used as a relevant model for the study of pulmonary vasomotricity in CH conditions [ 17- 22].

The relatively large overall size of the motoneuron dendritic tree in the second postnatal week probably limits the influence that morphological alterations have on the input conductance (Elbasiouny et al., 2010).

However, a correlation of the symptoms with morphological alterations has not yet been determined.

These morphological and functional alterations have been mainly attributed to shear stresses caused by cyclic opening and closing of peripheral airways [ 3, 7].

Here we show that specific changes in trophic anatomy have evolved repeatedly in the African rift lakes, and our results suggest that simple morphological alterations that have large ecological consequences are likely to constitute critical components of adaptive radiations in functional morphology.

Briefly, that theory suggests that parietal cells undergo the following morphological alterations: they have a large active secretory surface during the stimulatory phase, and they display a minimal active secretory surface during the resting phase.

Morphological and functional cardiovascular alterations have also been associated with adducin and EO.

Tissue culture-induced changes, including morphological, cytological, biochemical and genetic/epigenetic alterations, have been frequently reported.