Sentence examples for morphological characteristics indicating from inspiring English sources

Previous research suggested that the presence of the orbital process in the palatoquadrate is one of the strong morphological characteristics indicating the monophyly of Hexanchiformes and Squaliformes.

The electron microscopy pictures revealed that the Annexin positive cells (Fig. 3 C H) (potential glial tumor cells carrying the PS marker) showed some homogenous morphological characteristics indicating that these cells were tumor cells.

These shared morphological characteristics indicate a very close phylogenetic proximity among these three taxa within the genus Carduelis.

Chromogenic staining of miR-21 in the stromal compartment of colon cancer whole-tissue sections was analyzed with a Visiopharm integrated microscope and software module; morphological characteristics indicated that miR-21 was predominantly expressed in tumor-associated fibroblasts [ 97].

Macroscopic lesions were described for each case, according to the affected organs (Topography) and their morphological characteristics (Morphology) indicating the changes observed in the organs.

It is possible that inclusion of morphological phylogenetic trees may have reinforced the misconception of similar characteristics indicating evolutionary relatedness.

Confrontation with the lithological, morphological and hydroclimatic basin characteristics indicate that lithology exerts the dominant control on SY in the study region.

In contrast to the neonatal models, hypoxia-ischemia in progressively older rats results in markedly reduced caspase-3 activation with fewer cells showing morphological characteristics of apoptosis, indicating that apoptosis becomes more restricted with developmental age.

As can be seen in Fig. 2C, discrete antibody reactivity was observed in the electron-dense organelles with the morphological characteristics of rhoptries (indicated by arrows in Fig. 2C).

These results, in combination with the fact that Leymus species exhibited large variation in morphological characteristics and habitats, indicate that adaptive radiation had occurred in Leymus.

Combined morphological observation of cells, MTT assays of cell viability, and flow cytometric analyses of cell cycle characteristics indicate that acetylated APTS-coated Fe3O4 NPs do not appreciably affect the cell morphology, viability, or the cell cycle, indicating their good biocompatibility at the given concentration range.