Sentence examples for morphological characteristics allowed from inspiring English sources
Analysis of morphological characteristics allowed the identification of normal tissue.
Despite this caveat, the embryonic clones exhibited morphological characteristics that allowed their unambiguous identification in vivo.
Analysis combining the morphological and nucleotide sequence characteristics allowed the subfamily Cichlinae to be recovered as monophyletic and partitioned into seven tribes: Cichlini (basal tribe), Retroculini, Astronotini, Chaetobranchini, Geophagini, Cichlasomatini, and Heroini (derived tribe).
This dicotyledonous recretohalophyte has unique morphological characteristics that allow it to tolerate the stress imposed by semi-desert saline soil.
Since adult Pacific lamprey with the largest body lengths migrate the longest upstream distances and at least three genetic markers in our panel are significantly associated with length, this combination of genetic and morphological characteristics may allow future prediction of fate for individual fish.
A detailed analysis of the powdered precursor's characteristics allows for an enhanced morphological understanding of the resulting microstructures and foam unit cell.
The morphological characteristics of the different layer zones allowed an exact analysis of contact and non-contact areas.
This allows to determine the morphological characteristics and the expression of biomarkers in the tissues reaching, thus, a diagnosis and prognosis (Subik et al. 2010).
The drying process is forgiving and allows for heterogeneity in the morphological characteristics of the fruit.
R. trigyna is a representative recretohalophyte with unique morphological characteristics, such as salt glands and succulent leaves, allowing it to adapt to the salinized conditions of the Ordos desert.
This approach was extended by using digital image processing on the structure data to allow for artificial changes in the morphological characteristics – corresponding to actual variations in the fabrication process.
