Sentence examples for morphological changes shared from inspiring English sources

The phylogenetic relationship between multiple endospore formers and lineages that produce non-dormant intracellular offspring, and the morphological changes shared between these processes, suggest that the latter developmental process is related to endospore formation [ 13].

It is mostly associated with diet PCs 2 and 3 (sanguivory and nectarivory) (Table 1), but showing a shared morphological change, rather than a contrast.

Although the remodeling in asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder is not the same as the alterations EPs undergo in forming EP bridges, we reasoned that these processes may share regulatory pathways that mediate the observed morphological changes.

The evolutionary morphological changes in some wrist bones are consistent with similarities in locomotor behaviour shared across taxa (scaphoid, triquetrum and capitate) while others (lunate and hamate) indicate taxon- or clade-specific synapomorphic patterns.

Despite the substantial molecular and morphological differences, all invasive BC subtypes likely share a pathway for invasion, evidenced from morphological changes that occur in the transition to all invasive carcinomas.

The observed morphological changes in GUT-70-treated cells (e.g., swelling cytoplasm) indicate cellular oncosis (Van Cruchten and Van Den Broeck, 2002), which shares certain mechanisms and alterations with apoptosis, such as loss of mitochondrial permeability and membrane potential (Lemasters et al, 1998).

Whatever the reasons, the study shows that major morphological changes can occur in a species right under our noses.

"The morphological changes we see look similar to those caused by other compounds that make tissue more susceptible to carcinogens," said Suzanne Fenton, an E.P.A. scientist who has written about atrazine.

Morphological changes of trees.

Morphological changes during the fermentation were observed.

b Morphological changes in HePG-2 cells.