Comparative morphological analyses of the two painters revealed their common elements, such as the distortion of the human body, the reddish and (in appearance only) unworked backgrounds and the similarities in the rendering of space.
A critical step in cellular transdifferentiation is morphological change, which is engineered by the reorganization of cytoskeletal elements such as microtubules.
The morphological feature of EBVDLBCL-E exhibited a variable component of reactive elements such as small lymphocytes, plasma cells, histiocytes and epithelioid cells.
Our model can be applied wherever discrete elements—such as genes, words, cultural trends, technologies, or morphological traits can change in parallel within an organism or other evolving group.
Recent experimental studies have demonstrated that regulatory elements such as cis-regulatory elements have played pivotal roles in morphological evolution (Stern 1998; Liubicich et al. 2009; Pavlopoulos et al. 2009).
"There are projects similar to previous ones," Herzog acknowledges, "but they are still experimentally interesting because they reveal other sides of morphological elements.
The morphological elements of the mask are with few exceptions derived from natural forms.
Slope units were found to be appropriate for the fundamental morphological elements in landslide susceptibility evaluation.
Morphological integration refers to the relationships and connections among morphological elements, and is empirically recognized by detecting the existence of discrete groups of highly correlated traits, termed modules.
Information on chronology, terrace levels and morphological elements associated with former sea level of southern Kenya are reviewed.
