Sentence examples for morphological changes identified from inspiring English sources
Based on morphological changes identified by inverse microscopy, typical morphological characteristics of apoptosis and the reduction of the cells were observed.
Although retinal degeneration is a recurrent pathological feature of scrapie, the morphological changes identified in the neurosensory retina of our affected sheep showed differences with previous observations made both in the rodent models [ 8, 9, 11, 28], and natural cases in sheep [ 15, 16].
Character state changes identified as unambiguous morphological synapomorphies of Afrotheria when relationships among Afrosoricida, Macroscelidea, Paenungulata, and Tubulidentata are depicted as unresolved.
This work further demonstrates that pattern analysis of an image series offers a novel and generally accessible approach for quantifying morphological changes and identifying structural biomarkers.
Morphological changes have been identified in patients with both T1DM and T2DM diabetes [ 12, 31– 31].
Apoptosis was identified by staining nuclear chromatin with acridine orange, identifying morphological changes by fluorescence microscopy.
The MUST Trial obtains CDR data from photographic grading in a serial manner that provides another method of identifying morphological changes that may be attributed to glaucoma [36].
Our study aimed to identify morphological changes of thalamic subnuclei in MOH and try to reveal more information about the neuromechanism of MOH.
In order to identify morphological changes associated with WalKR-depletion, we used electron microscopy to examine S. aureus cells where the walRK operon is placed under the control of an IPTG-dependent inducible promoter (strain ST1000, Pspac-walRK) [12], grown in the presence or absence of IPTG.
Giemsa staining is commonly used for identifying morphological changes of monocytes/macrophages in cell preparation [ 28].
Besides identifying morphological changes, examination of bronchial tissue can provide information on mRNA expression and subsequent levels of translated inflammatory mediators directly within the tissue, both by resident cells and infiltrating inflammatory cells using immunohistochemistry (IHC) [ 10- 12].
