Sentence examples for morphological characteristics in from inspiring English sources
We speculate that such cryptic diversity results from the generally low dispersal capabilities of many mastacembelids, combined with an apparent paucity of qualitative morphological characteristics in this group, which may hinder accurate morphology-based taxonomy and species diagnosis in some instances.
Fungi usually exhibit the same morphological characteristics in these culture media as they do in nature.
These findings demonstrate that volume reductions in the somatosensory cortices are common morphological characteristics in schizophrenia spectrum disorders.
Australopithecus sediba, extinct primate species that inhabited southern Africa beginning about 1.98 million years ago and that shares several morphological characteristics in common with the hominin genus Homo.
These regions, either side of the Messina Strait, have similar lithologies, but show different morphological characteristics in response to varied neo-tectonic activity and climate.
These polycationic oxide phases were prepared by a modified glycine-nitrate process and show the same perovskite structural arrangement and similar morphological characteristics in the whole series.
The shape of the oocyte was considered as a potentially predictive individual morphological characteristic in 10 studies.
After 4 weeks, the myelin density and morphological characteristics improved in groups LG, PG, and LPG compared to IG.
It should be noted that headwall collapses are typically associated with a substantial increase in sediment yield where no other obvious change in morphological characteristics occurs in the headwall.
While the detection of fat infiltration is reliably accomplished with minimal calibration, fat infiltration is observed in the SIJs and spine of normal individuals and there is considerable heterogeneity in its morphological characteristics, particularly in the SIJs.
The recent ambiguous status of copepod phylogenetic research is due at least in part to the limited diagnostic morphological characteristics, difficulty in accessing morphological homology and a poor fossil record.
