Sentence examples for morphological criteria including from inspiring English sources

The isolates were identified according to morphological criteria, including characteristics of colonies on plate, morphology of substrate and aerial hyphae, morphology of spores, and pigment production as discussed elsewhere [15,16].

Recently, diagnostic morphological criteria including cut mark width and depth have been used to identify marks made by different classes of experimental and archaeological stone tools (Bello, S.M., Parfitt, S.A., Stringer, C., 2009.

First, some of the noted phenotypes would not have been detected using standard morphological criteria, including MOs with defects in lipid metabolism and vascular function.

DBA/2J eyes were initially grouped based on conventional morphological criteria including degree of optic nerve damage (dataset 1: four groups, Figure 1A).

Cultures grown in different media were scored using qualitative morphological criteria including: presence of cilia, cell polarity (columnar shape) and confluence of the culture (Table  1).

Therefore, tumour cells had to be distinguished from WBCs mainly based on morphological criteria including larger size and nuclear cytoplasmic rate and strict CD45-APC negativity.

The traditional morphological criteria include classification of the follicle, the complex of cumulus cells surrounding the gamete, the polar body, and meiotic spindle formation [ 10, 12– 12].

The diagnosis of ALL fulfilled the morphological and phenotypic criteria, including that at least 25% of the cells from the bone marrow sample were leukemic blasts.

It has been suggested that non-adherent MEG-01 cells remain at an early stage of differentiation than adherent cells based on morphological and biochemical criteria including the expression of the glycoprotein Ib (13).

Four experiments on genetic relationships were conducted using different estimation criteria including morphological discrete characters, body measurements, biochemical markers, and the activity of serum esterase-1.

The first most comprehensive taxonomic treatise of the genus was based on morphological criteria and included 150 taxa that were separated in "groups" [ 7].