Sentence examples for morphological criterion that from inspiring English sources
Another morphological criterion that has been used is the presence of central necrosis.
Interestingly, a slight apoptosis in the outer layers of CCs is considered as a morphological criterion that is positively correlated with the oocyte developmental competence [ 79, 93, 95, 97, 98].
Here, we investigate the effect of chromosome damage imposed after anaphase has begun, as defined by the morphological criterion that the chromosomes are visibly beginning to separate.
CT offers a number of morphological criteria that can be applied to differentiate hypodense lesions of the spleen, such as a the appearance of a lesion's borders, its attenuation, as well as the presence of calcifications or solid components.
Finally, glomerulonephritides are still classified based on morphological criteria that date back to the seventies.
In addition, Rhododendron leaf extract-treated and MitoTracker® Red CMXRos-stained cells were inspected under a fluorescence microscope in accordance with morphological criteria that allow for the determination of the shape of mitochondria (Fig. 4, Additional file 3: Figure S3).
Platelets produced from hESC-derived MKs displayed all of the ultrastructural and morphological criteria that are typical of blood platelets, and possessed characteristic properties of functional platelets, such as activation by thrombin, spreading on fibrinogen- and vWF-coated surfaces, and formation/retraction of fibrin clots.
Genetic analyses based on mitochondrial loci indicate that the two species are well defined [32], a finding consistent with observations of diagnostic morphological criteria that reliably distinguish the species [33].
In summary, hESC-PLTs displayed all of the ultrastructural and morphological criteria that distinguish blood platelets.
Previously, it has been suggested based on morphological criteria that epidermal cells ingress into the mammary sprout (Veltmaat et al. 2003).
At this stage, the third PP had formed and morphological criteria indicated that third PP/thymic primordium development was at an equivalent stage to that at embryonic day (E 10.5 in CBAxC57BL/6 F1 mouse embryos.
