Sentence examples for morphological analysis suggested from inspiring English sources
Morphological analysis suggested that diC14 amidine improved the alum uptake by phagocytes.
Leonard Compagno's 1988 morphological analysis suggested affinity not only between this species and the nervous shark, but also four other species, and could not resolve their relationships further.
A careful morphological analysis suggested the labeled cells were probably not neurons because they lacked any detectable sensory cilia or neurites as were readily apparent in leg sensory neurons when the pan-neuronal elav promoter drove GFP expression (Fig. 2C).
Within the genus Belvosia, morphological analysis suggested 20 distinct species, three of which were categorized as taxonomic generalists; however, the application of molecular methods suggested these actually represented 15 cryptic taxonomic specialists (Smith et al. 2006).
In so far morphological analysis suggests that tubules generated in series with CO2 Independent Medium and Leibovitz's L-15 Medium appear to be similar to renal tubule epithelium.
Surprisingly, none of these treatments induced more than 2% apoptosis, based on morphological analysis suggesting that in this in vitro cancer system, C-Frag is the major form of cell death.
Vari's morphological character analysis suggested a sequence of four intestinal patterns of increasing complexity, beginning at the plesiomorphic condition of a simple two-loop intestine throughout life history in the genera Leiopotherapon, Amniataba, Hannia, Variichthys, Lagusia, Terapon, Pelates, Pelsartia, Rhyncopelates and Mesopristes.
Our morphological analysis [19] suggested that polar taxa within Actinostolidae form a clade (called Actinostolina), and that within Actinoscyphiidae is Chemosynthina, a clade containing the genera reported from hydrothermal vents and cold seeps.
The phylogenetic relationships between these species are not well understood, but morphological analysis has suggested that L. inflata is most closely related to L. cardinalis, L. siphilitica, and L. dortmanna (Lammers, 2011).
Consistent with cell morphological alterations, flow-cytometry analysis suggested that arsenite treatment led to significant cell death in GADD45 β−/− cells, whereas there was no detectable cell death in GADD45 β+/+ cells under the same treatment.
Variation-partitioning analysis suggested that this morphological feature was significantly linked to the mating system, in both sexes.
