Sentence examples for morphological components and from inspiring English sources

Firstly, it assessed effects of the patterns of roads and walkways with breezeway densities of 0.034 to 0.021 m·m− 2 and varying morphological components; and arrangements of open-spaces inside plots with breezeway area ratio of 50 to 80% on pedestrian ventilation.

These morphological components are Casparian bands and suberin lamellae at the root exo- and endodermis (Enstone et al. [2003]).

Although it is possible to partition an experiment into molecular and morphological components, using samples that correspond directly to those used in molecular applications would be of extreme value.

Studies of related bacteriophages show that while genes encoding morphological components such as capsid proteins and tail fibers tend to be conserved, the rest of the genome displays remarkable diversity.

In both experiments, the sward measurements included the pre- and post-grazing canopy height, the pre-grazing herbage mass and the vertical distribution of morphological components.

Alzheimer made the first descriptions of pathological glia in the context of dementia and identified glial cells as morphological components of senile plaques.

In roots, there are morphological components to prevent non-selective apoplastic flow of water and ions into the stele.

The results show that, for roads and walkways, coarse networks with varying morphological components benefit the airflow in most cases.

Communications and cultural values have been classified as the primary morphological components.

We find, in agreement with previous theoretical work, that the presence of the main morphological components of galaxies disks, spheroids, bars is regulated by the mode of gas accretion and intimately linked to discrete accretion events.

Altogether, five morphological components have been identified: 83% crystal core, of which 80% is orthorhombic and 3% monoclinic, with thickness of ∼100 nm; 5% disordered all-trans interfacial and/or tie molecules; 11% mobile amorphous regions, with diameters of ∼10 nm; and 1% highly mobile segments, probably at void surfaces.