Sentence examples for morphological data illustrating from inspiring English sources

Recent studies [ 96– 98] have provided morphological data illustrating that inhaled particles are transported into the pulmonary capillary space, presumably by transcytosis.

Morphological and genetic data illustrate the acquisition of novelty in the domestication process and confirm the distinct nature of the Niata cattle, validating Darwin's view that it was a true breed.

Although we cannot rule out that there are some subtle muscle defects at extrasynaptic sites, our data illustrate that synaptic electrophysiological and morphological defects are already present in these mild loss of function conditions.

The following data illustrates a remarkable finding.

These data illustrate the value of the athymic mouse system for the investigation of human brain tumors by demonstrating a high rate of successful transplantation, quantitative growth data on serially passed tumors, and morphological and immunochemical resemblance of the tumors in mice to the original human tumors.

Student discipline data illustrates an implicit bias.

Based on all described fossil fleas hitherto but constrained by insufficient and limited morphological data shown on some described specimens, a conceptual phylogeny of fleas is proposed in Figure  3 to illustrate the evolution of fleas.

The results presented here reflect the author's experience with the samples and treatments tested so far, and these examples are intended to illustrate some possibilities for microCT investigations of diverse problems that require or will benefit from 3D morphological data.

However, few such databases also include corresponding morphological data.

The species-by-species accounts incorporate new molecular, cytogenetic, and morphological data, as well as the authors' own observations and measurements.

We hence advocate the inclusion of fossils in any large-scale phylogenetic analysis of morphological data.