Sentence examples for morphological differences existed from inspiring English sources
To determine if morphological differences existed in the size and shape of the vertebral body between medieval times and the present day, the vertebral body size and shape was measured from the 4th lumbar vertebra using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and standard osteometric calipers.
LAA joint meniscoid morphology has not been investigated comprehensively in a chronic WAD population, and it is unclear whether morphological differences exist compared to a pain-free population.
Moreover, molecular data are essential to detect so-called cryptic species (or pseudocryptic species) [38], i.e. species for which no morphological differences exist (or have not been determined so far).
Although the spectra appear similar in shape, subtle morphological differences exist.
In addition, morphological differences exist between the cells in repair tissue and the chondrocytes of skeletally mature articular cartilage [ 3].
Our results show that morphological differences exist between hydrocephalus and ventriculomegaly, which might be useful in the differentiation of these two entities.
Nevertheless, it is interesting to note that leptospiral morphological differences exist between L. santarosai- and L. interrogans-infected HK-2 cells.
Clear genetic and morphological differences exist between several lakes, suggesting that some of these crater lakes likely harbor undescribed and endemic haplochromine species.
We found that considerable cell type-specific morphological differences exist in response to RT inhibition that may be related to the biological and pathological features of breast cancer cells.
Thus, it may be possible to speculate that similar morphological differences may exist between HFP and LFB neurons in primates.
Although morphological differences might exist between mouse and human glial cells, previous research on normal human tissue demonstrated that GFAP staining of human glial cells showed similar morphology with that of mouse glial cells [ 34].
