Sentence examples for morphological control over from inspiring English sources

In this regard, our results seem to confirm the general trend, whereby higher temperatures allow greater morphological control over the formation of homogeneous wire structures as reported by Choy et al. [14, 15].

Morphological control over Y2O3 nanoparticles has been achieved with hydrothermal synthesis by varying pH, but the resulting nanorods and nanoflakes had lengths and lateral dimensions, respectively, on the order of microns [62].

Crystallization and morphological control of CaCO3 have attracted extensive attention for decades [8 23].

It is clear that morphological control of nanocrystalline materials is significantly important.

The demonstrated investigation of the influence of these parameters on the purity and morphological features gives a better control over the growth of Si thin films and optimizes the technique to grow Si with structural properties suitable for specific applications.

Exercise training reduces insulin resistance by a number of mechanisms: preferential loss of visceral fat, stimulation of muscle development, increased skeletal muscle insulin action, morphological changes in muscle and improved control over hepatic glucose production [ 6].

Water depth exerted major control over population stability, both directly and indirectly via shifts in morphological and physiological traits.

Preliminary indications suggest that these in vitro morphological transformations are due--at least in part--to a lack of control over cytokinesis.

Morphological discrimination among some species of this complex is possible, however difficult, as it involves tight experimental control over environmental and developmental variation [ 19] or sophisticated analysis methods combined with high sample sizes [ 20].

Along with providing control over drug loading and release, the GO nanosheets create a unique opportunity to alter the morphological characteristics of the nanocomposite film.

This logic is most likely to apply to taxa lacking strong morphological castes, like Polistes or Bombus, but it might apply in species with castes when females have some control over their own caste fate.