Sentence examples for morphological differences from from inspiring English sources
A close inspection of ESK1-promoter driven staining pattern in the xylem of hypocotyl before floral induction revealed that (i) only the last cell of the xylem cell file was stained and (ii) stained cells presented morphological differences, from dense stained cells, to cell corpses possibly corresponding to different stages of xylem vessel differentiation, rather than PCD.
However, the increased number of molecular based phylogenies in recent years have led to discoveries of several examples, at different phylogenetic levels, were birds have been misclassified due to significant morphological differences from the taxa to which they are most closely related [ 38- 40].
Despite their phylogenetic and morphological differences from early tetrapodomorphs, terrestrial locomotor behaviours from extant, derived Actinopterygian fishes have been invoked as offering insight into how stem tetrapods may have moved.
Subspecies rufoviridis and heterogyna are separated from the four other subspecies of Rufous-tailed Jacamar by three different species (galbula, tombacea, and cyanescens), suggesting that rufoviridis and heterogyna could be a separate species; but these are retained in ruficauda due to their relatively small morphological differences from other subspecies of ruficauda (Tobias et al. 2002).
S. durrelli shows substantial morphological differences from the brown-tailed mongoose, but the mitochondrial DNA of the two species is very similar.
No morphological differences from the nominal L. terrestris as traditionally defined were detected.
T. formosanum is a separate species based on its host plants and geographic distribution, combined with minor morphological difference from T. indicum.
The stable transfectants and mock clone did not demonstrate any morphological difference from the parental cells.
The regenerating area of each heart can be determined by the morphological difference from the uninjured area.
Previous studies suggested that the floral organs (actually the whole plant) of QS had no morphological difference from the wild type.
Familial breast cancers that are unrelated to BRCA1/2 have not shown any significant morphological difference from all breast cancers combined [ 4].
