Sentence examples for morphological characteristics consistent from inspiring English sources
The cell morphology for OP1 was analysed by compound microscopy and observed to display morphological characteristics consistent with the Gram-positive reaction; the colonies were rod-shaped, circular with a crenate margin.
We also observed that alizarin red-positive cells had morphological characteristics consistent with osteogenic differentiation, such as the presence of a small, round-celled body and long, thin processes (data not shown).
Rhesus and cynomolgus monkeys (Macaca mulatta, Macaca fascicularis, respectively) are particularly useful when fed diets that elevate blood lipids and the animals develop lesions consistent in morphological characteristics and location with those in humans with hyperlipidemia [ 78].
The NP of the wild-type IVD consisted of a centrally located area of large cells with highly vacuolated cytoplasm and hyperchromatic nuclei, consistent with the morphological characteristics of viable NCs.
The functional and morphological characteristics of cells upon induction of revC3 were consistent with apoptosis, in comparison to revC3 C/A-expressing cells.
Our observations are consistent with reports of "irregular" morphological characteristics (labeled as "involution forms" or "hyphomicrobium-like" structures) when H. volcanii DS2 is grown on agar medium, as noted in the original 1975 characterization [ 39].
The plant phylogenetics module engaged students in an experimental sequence including observation of morphological characteristics, DNA extraction, amplification, and verification of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) product, immersing them in an authentic experience consistent with current laboratory research practices.
In summary, mound positions in the habitat are consistent with intraspecific competition rather than soil and substrate characteristics as controlling factor, whereas variation in morphological characteristics between termite-mound profiles appears to be a function of the parent material.
Researchers from Portugal and the United Kingdom have evaluated eighty-one diplodocid fossils — including specimens of Apatosaurus ajax (the first described apatosaurus) and Apatosaurus excelsus (the dinosaur formerly known as brontosaurus) — for a total of four hundred and seventy-seven morphological characteristics.
With the electron microscope it is possible to determine the morphological characteristics of viruses.
Gruiform birds vary greatly in shape and size and exhibit a broad range of morphological characteristics.
