Sentence examples for morphological differentiation we from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, because of low levels of genetic and morphological differentiation, we reject our initial hypothesis that the Japanese population is sufficiently differentiated to deserve subspecific status, and support the ACAP's decision not to consider the Japanese population a separate subspecies of the Black-footed Albatross.

Having observed that efavirenz influenced cell growth and morphological differentiation, we set out to investigate differences in gene expression in drug-treated and untreated cells.

By comparing gene expression from this early stage to E6 (the onset of morphological differentiation), we find novel genes and pathways that are activated sex-specifically at the time of sexual differentiation; more than 1000 genes are transcribed in a sex-biased manner at this stage, and the majority of these become biased between E4.5 and E6.

While there is no real change in the pattern of morphological affinities of the series represented in the MST (Figure S1), nor substantial changes in the mean rates of morphological differentiation (Figure S2), we observe an overall decrease in the correlation coefficients (Table S5) when compared to the results section (Table 1).

To quantify the morphological differentiation between forms we used a canonical discriminant analysis (CDA), using the first three PCA factors as input variables, and an equal probability of assignment of each individual to a form (blunt or sharp).

In order to study the effects of CHX on morphological differentiation in C. albicans, we tested various dilutions of CHX.

We studied morphological differentiation in the flight apparatus of the four currently recognised sub-species of Northern Wheatears, Oenanthe oenanthe.

We evaluated morphological differentiation and CDKL5 expression in two neuroblastoma cell lines, SH-SY5Y and SKNBE, following RA treatment.

However, considering the low morphological differentiation within and between lineages, we suggest that sampling specifically from the type localities in France and Great Britain of these species would increase the probability of more accurately defining each lineage in respect to its type specimen.

We observed neither morphological differentiation in the breeding females, nor a significant difference in their reproductive effort between insular and mainland populations of the bank vole.

We found a significant morphological differentiation of the mandible among hystricognathous rodents that are characterized by distinct diet or habitat (Fig. 6).