Sentence examples for morphological details that from inspiring English sources

Laser-stimulated fluorescence (LSF) imaging can broaden the scope of data available from fossils by revealing morphological details that are otherwise invisible under white or ultraviolet light conditions1.

We have described in detail three contiguous landslides in Valles Marineris on Mars, with emphasis on the morphological details that can shed light on their dynamics and velocity.

In this work, we studied the haloarchaeon H. walsbyi strain HBSQ001 by Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) to acquire new morphological details that had not yet been revealed by Electron Microscopy analysis.

Here we pay equal attention to other morphological details that might be important in determining the phylogenetic position or autecology of Leanchoilia.

A third point of comparison is the wealth of morphological detail that is evident in photographs and lost in dried specimens.

Although Macfarlane did not formally name the plant, he noted that "[a]ll available morphological details suggest that this is a hybrid between N. villosa and N. rajah".

Ornithologist Edward C. Dickinson observed in a 2006 article that though evidence of morphological and vocal differences between S. przewalskii and S. leucopsis have been delineated, little had yet been published presenting comparative morphological details, and that it would be instructive to study how each taxon responds to the calls of the other.

It would help to have a higher magnification of crucial images in supplementary figures (many of which are quite empty) that may help the reader to appreciate morphological details of co-localization that otherwise would require opening a different file.

The 3D reconstructions of T. solium FC were achieved and visualizations were obtained that illustrate morphological details difficult to obtain by conventional TEM or SEM.

Tetrahedrons are able to adapt their shape and size to regions of high morphological detail, which means that such meshes (with sufficient spatial resolution) are able to follow the complex boundaries of a cell very closely.

The advantage of these hybrid PET/MR systems is that they combine the strengths of MRI, i.e. morphological details, tissue characterization and spatial resolution, with that of FDG-PET, i.e., metabolic information.