Sentence examples for morphological complexity we from inspiring English sources

Of course, with increased morphological complexity, we see a decrease in metabolic diversity and flexibility, as well as a considerable decrease in the incidences of horizontal gene transfer.

Vaginal length alone does not explain, and it is unlikely to be the direct cause of the vaginal elaborations in waterfowl, because there is great variation among other birds in vagina length without any of the morphological complexities we have described here.

Here we report morphological complexity in female genital morphology in waterfowl and describe variation vaginal morphology that is unprecedented in birds.

In an RNAi screen of genes affecting the morphological complexity of heterogeneous populations, we found that most genes regulate the transition between discrete shapes rather than generating new morphologies.

Despite the fact that these genera are significantly different in morphological complexity and structural organisation, we find they are two life history stages of the same species.

Given the morphological complexity within the group, we hope this genetic data can provide a novel lens with which to reevaluate the entire A. mormo complex, although such a reevaluation is beyond the scope of this study.

In an RNAi screen of genes affecting the morphological complexity of heterogeneous cell populations, we found that most genes regulate the transition between discrete shapes rather than generating new morphologies.

To this end, we reduced the morphological complexity of a full globus pallidus neuron model possessing active dendrites and compared its spontaneous and driven responses to those of the reduced models.

At symptomatic ages, we find reduced morphological complexity in the neuromuscular junction.

Similarly, we ran 2 Morphological Complexity × 2 Task Type repeated measures ANOVAs for the three derived word types.

In order to investigate this claim, we evaluate the gross morphological complexity of laboratory mutants in Drosophila melanogaster, which represent organisms that arise in a context where selective forces are greatly reduced.