Sentence examples for morphological changing from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the XRD study suggests that the precursor undergoes morphological changing during calcination and also FTS chemical reaction.

Although LTD induced synapse elimination was previously demonstrated as the mechanism of structural refinement of synaptic circuit [20] [22], these synaptic morphological changing is observed only for a few hours.

A mixed linear approach (SAS, Procedure MIXED) was then used to determine whether the morphological traits changing with time to first flower had a significant effect on PPR.

Since cells had attached sufficiently during the expansion culture period in the same plate wells prior to day 0 in our experiment, these extraordinary morphological changes are likely a response to changing the culture environment to differentiation medium.

The particles also have no visible morphological changes (with the exception of size) when changing from 88 to 98 mol% PVA during processing.

Scientists often invoke adaptations to a changing climate and environment to explain morphological changes such as bone size and shape in hominids.

A MATLAB routine for FESEM images analysis has been developed in order to get an insight on the nanostructure morphological evolution by changing the inkjet printing conditions.

The results show that the signal distribution provided by such radiation present a good visual agreement with the simulated dose and the phantom structures, with a clear detection of the changing morphological scenarios here studied.

Therefore, root hair growth may represent the earliest morphological response to changing environmental conditions.

However, it is yet unknown which sets of genes are expressed at each developmental stage to coordinate the changing morphological features and ecological demands throughout the sponge life cycle.

If multiparametric data is acquired several times during a period of observation or treatment, then there is an added level of complexity brought on by changing morphological and functional features and patient repositioning (Fig. 1).