Sentence examples for morphological analogies from inspiring English sources

There are many arguments surrounding the classification of adnexal neoplasms (Crowson et al., 2006), which is based on their morphological analogies with normal structures.

There are also many arguments surrounding the classification of cutaneous adnexal tumors based on their morphological analogies with normal structures of the skin.

Thyroid-like low-grade nasopharyngeal papillary adenocarcinoma (TL-LGNPPA) is an extremely rare neoplasm characterized by morphological analogy to papillary thyroid carcinoma and abnormal expression of thyroid transcription factor-1 (TTF-1).

This ossification front is formed by chondrocytes from the germinal zone through a process of mineralisation and ossification, and (c) the process of mineralisation and ossification has a certain morphological analogy to the process of ossification in the metaphyseal cartilage of amphibians and differs from the endochondral ossification process in the metaphyseal side of the growth plate.

Using this morphological analogy, it is likely that the grafting process weakened the organising centre.

Methods that can be used to enhance creativity and stimulate imagination include synectics, lateral thinking, morphological analysis, analogy, TRIZ, mind mapping, 6-3-5 chart, etc. (Johari et al. 2011).

To successfully and efficiently decode English words, children need to use a combination of strategies such as grapheme-phoneme correspondence, morphological units, analogy, and sight word/whole-word recognition.

Atrial diverticulum is morphological equivalent (analogy, homoplasy) of penis.

No statistically significant correlation between the scores in the morphological awareness task (word analogy) and morphological priming effect during the LDT were observed in this study.

The fact that the study used only one measurement of morphological awareness (derived word analogy task) might be considered a limitation as the hypothetical use of more measures might have made it possible to calculate a composed and more accurate measure of this variable.

If we extend the analogy between morphological and transcriptional similarities to the availability of different tRNAs, we should expect that the compositional similarities between EB1 genes should also fit to a morphological criterion.