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The morphological approach we used to analyze the chromosomal instability in near-diploid colorectal carcinomas highlights the involvement of missegregative events affecting normal chromosomes, especially chromosome gains, in colorectal carcinogenesis.

Almost all Heterococcus species have been described using the same morphological approach, we have examined all existing authentic culture strains, and we find that morphological species descriptions are inadequate for this asexual genus.

Using cellular, molecular, and morphological approaches, we have been able to demonstrate the coprecipitation of several confounding factors in Mutant pancreas noted by extensive vascularization and 1(h)), interlobular septa with fat accumulation and 1(h)), increased macrophage infiltration (CD11b)– 4(e)), and proinflammatory cytokines (TNF α and IL-6)– 4(i)) when compared to its Lean and Control.

The basic idea of classical morphological approach, as we interpret it, is that there are general, pure mathematical laws of form that are invariant among all organisms, i. e. independent from genetics, embryology and other backgrounds.

By replacing the lengthy descriptions of each trilobite order (a more traditional approach) with this morphological variety approach, we are deemphasizing the role of memorization.

Finally, based on a morphological approach integrated by available stratigraphic constraints we have roughly estimated average erosion rates in these areas, ranging from (at least) some mm/year to a few cm/year, i.e., some hundreds of meters up to kilometers eroded in each eustatic cycle.

In this work we present an evolutionary morphological approach to solve the software development cost estimation (SDCE) problem.

Moreover, we discuss how the morphological approach can be formalised using a mathematical programming formulation and introduce a complexity measure that facilitates assessing potential adoption obstacles for end consumers.

To evaluate whether NIa prevents Aβ-induced cell death, we used two different methods, a morphological approach and the MTT cell viability assay (Fig. 4B and C).

Considering the interesting evolutionary scenario of sharp- and blunt-snouted lenoks as well as their widespread distribution in Siberia, we proposed a combined genetic and morphological approach to test the existing hypotheses of counter-current dispersal, hybridization and gene flow between the two forms.

We found that the molecular and the morphological approach led to highly similar descriptions of biodiversity patterns: The similarity in total species richness and a high dissimilarity in species community composition between primary and secondary forests were revealed in a nearly identical way by both methods.