Sentence examples for morphological classification system from inspiring English sources

Sydney Harbour is classed as a drowned river valley estuary under the Roy et al.32 morphological classification system.

The present study aims to reveal genetic backgrounds and relationships for nine Pennisetum ornamental grasses via karyotype diversity analysis; discuss the morphological classification system proposed in previous studies on morphological, chromosomal and genomic levels; and verify the chromosomal evolution of Pennisetum genus using the combined karyotypic and genomic data.

Whether the morphological classification system used here really corresponds well to function remains to be seen.

In this review, we have argued that GEP and the established morphological classification system are complementary, not mutually exclusive.

3, 4 While there is no specific morphological classification system, clinical subtypes include vesicular, atopic, endogenous, discoid, acral, irritant, pompholyx, and hyperkeratotic eczema.

It is expected that the morphological classification system will continue to be useful because of the genome distribution of HC and AN loci and their linkage with genes for the other adaptive traits in the clusters.

Morphological classification systems have been established to assess the pathological response and prognosis after systemic primary therapy.

In addition, we have already started the systematic analysis of gene amplification in DCIS of the breast to correlate morphological classification systems with the results of molecular analysis.

Virmani, R. et al. Lessons from sudden coronary death: a comprehensive morphological classification scheme for atherosclerotic lesions.

The Aarne-Thompson classification system and the morphological analysis of Vladimir Propp are among the most notable.

According to microscopic morphological findings, Jaffe created a pathological classification system for GCTs, including grades I-III.