Sentence examples for morphological biological and from inspiring English sources
Objectives: The prognosis in advanced ovarian cancer depends on clinical, morphological, biological and therapeutic variables.
Morphological, biological and histological findings are reported in Table 2.
Apoptosis is a form of cell death characterised by morphological, biological and genetic features.
Due to the differences in causative genes, each renal tumor subtype presents unique morphological, biological, and clinical features.
The paradigm of early breast cancer management is thus shifting towards 'personalising' therapy as a function of morphological, biological, and molecular disease variables (Epstein, 2009).
Additionally, since different morphs within the same clonal line are genetically identical, their morphological, biological and ecological differences must result from differences in gene expression [e.g. [ 12]], which may be facilitated by duplicate, divergent chromatin remodeling genes [ 6].
To keep this deadline of a new three level (surveillance, operational and investigative) monitoring system is required, including hydro-morphological, biological and chemical elements.
Phage KP34 was fully characterised regarding its host specificity, activity spectrum and also morphological, biological, molecular and genomic features.
By combinations of morphological, biological markers and functional analysis, we observed that KB/VCR cells possess mesenchymal properties with more potent motile capacity in comparison to KB cells, indicating that KB cells underwent EMT at the process of acquiring MDR.
It focuses on the interactions within and between the Earth's ground, air and water environments, all of which are affected by climate, geological and morphological processes, biological and ecological cycles, and human activities.
Molecular data, integrated with data from morphological, demographic, biological and climate, have allowed to correlate the genetic variability of plant species to historical and/or biological causes, often providing interesting insights for the understanding of the distribution of species (Petit et al. 1998; Thompson 1999).
