Sentence examples for morphological entities from inspiring English sources

In view of the fact that 'morphologically' the preceding crystallization had been complete, such crystallization must take place within the appropriate morphological entities themselves, conforming to the particular morphology present already, or alternatively the effect may correspond to a solid-solid transformation.

Thus, specimens classified as benign by the molecular tool, but cancer instead by the pathologist because of altered morphology (5/31, Table 1, bold italic), might actually be different morphological entities or clinically indolent lesions, possibly undergoing regression because surrounded by reacting tissue.

The observed melting behavior of PEO is associated with the existence of separate dominant and subsidiary morphological entities.

Based on contact angle measurements, the different size of these morphological entities is discussed in terms of different surroundings at the formed sp2 clusters in the films.

This allows the segmentation of each sample into four distinct morphological entities consisting of pores, organic matter, shale grains and minerals.

That means, 'technology provides the physiological, biochemical, and morphological entities that are applied in defining diseases'.

That the gastrula exists as a morphological entity is not questioned no matter how gastrulation is accomplished.

The lens epithelium is recognizable as a morphological entity early during gestation and remains in this morphological state for the rest of the life.

Although "autophagic cell death" undoubtedly exists as a morphological entity [ 53], this only exceptionally (at least in mammalian models) reflects the execution of cells by autophagy [ 50].

Since Scully described it, numerous case reports and a few series have contributed to the better understanding of this rare morphological entity.

However, there is a continuous transition between this form and other shell shapes, making it impossible to delimit a morphological entity on the given descriptive criteria.