Sentence examples for morphological deviations from inspiring English sources

A wide range of morphological deviations may be acceptable for breeding stallions, if the total number of morphologically normal motile spermatozoa in the ejaculate is adequate [ 46].

High-content microscopy confirms observed phenotypes and identifies morphological deviations in MSCs at the single cell level.

Visual assessment of the shape averages suggests numerous groupwise morphological deviations: (1) from the typical 46,XY/XX group, (2) along the karyotype spectrum, and (3) between groups not adjacent along the spectrum.

16.2% (2,631 of 16,203) of the gene-disruption library transformants showed morphological deviations in one or more of the features observed: structure and colour of the moss plant, coverage of the plant by gametophores, shape and uniformity of leaves and arrangement of cells within the leaves (Table 1).

Members of the genus Amphiuma are elongate with expanded trunks and four miniature limbs, which is a major morphological deviation from the standard salamander body plan.

When the average genetic deviation score (GDS) and the average morphological deviation score (MDS) were compared among populations there was a slight, but insignificant, negative correlation between the two measures (Fig. 5, r = −0.23, P = 0.26).

However, active or very recent host extensions clearly occurred in Corsica, where some fungi usually associated with Alnus glutinosa on mainland Europe locally extend there to A. alnobetula subsp. suaveolens without significant genetic or morphological deviation.

These types of quantitative image analyses could lead to establishing better understanding for morphological deviation of any cell production protocol applied to whole blood and assisting the production of cell reference materials with known biomarker expression levels for quantitative immunophenotyping.

Expression of TBSs cell differentiation and placental cell markers (CDX2, IFN-tau and PAG2) suggested that AGO2-deficient cells exhibited differentiation but showed several marked cellular and morphological deviation compared to control cells.

Host shift is likely a consequence of past host extension; in our study we have identified active or very recent host extensions in Corsica, of fungi usually associated with Alnus glutinosa locally extending to A. alnobetula subsp. suaveolens without significant genetic or morphological deviation.

This observation, together with the similarities observed between P. caudatus, C. elegans, and D. melanogaster, strengthens the hypothesis of an ancestral molecular gut patterning system that is shared to a great extent between all the Ecdysozoa, despite morphological and developmental deviations being present in particular groups.