Sentence examples for morphological bases alone from inspiring English sources

In our series, a preliminary distinction between neoplastic nodules (benign or malignant) and hyperplasia (goitre) was possible on morphological bases alone in more than 73% of the cases, by using cell-block preparations conventionally stained with haematoxylin and eosin (microhistology).

Branching external afferent nerves constitute the morphological bases of axon reflexes.

The Bayesian MOL tree and the tree based on morphological data alone (MOR) were strikingly different, as was also the case for the MOL and MOR trees based on parsimony.

The genus currently comprises 27 species that are difficult to identify based on morphological features alone.

Based on the fact that it is possible to predict the sex of an individual from footprint impressions, an automated model has been proposed in this paper for analyzing the sex of an individual from his/her broken/incomplete footprint impressions based on morphological features alone.

A combination of these molecular methods shed light on the origin and evolution of the mangrove hybrid B. × rhynchopetala, which was previously unclear based on morphological characters alone.

Table 2 lists the various human tissues, along with their underlying pathologies, in which NB had been detected either based on morphological criteria alone or by using antibodies claimed to be specific for NB.

It has long been acknowledged that extensive homoplasy is a recurrent theme in bivalve phenotypic evolution [ 138- 142] that can potentially mislead phylogenetic inference based on morphological data alone.

Thus, there are obvious shortcomings with traditional methods of evaluation and selection of embryos for transfer based on morphological characteristics alone [ 11- 14].

This method allows the demonstration of all morphological subtypes of microglia, including resting, activated and dystrophic cells which can be distinguished readily based on morphological grounds alone (Fig.  7).

Of the species groups proposed for Aleiodes by Fortier and Shaw [ 18] based on morphological evidence alone, only the A. dispar, A. gasterator and A. circumscriptus groups were partially congruent with our molecular phylogeny.