Sentence examples for morphological entities that from inspiring English sources

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

In our opinion, the currently in use classifications associate clinical entities with morphological entities that are somewhat outdated.

Roots are abstract entities that are separated by vowels that add morphological information (e.g., in Arabic, the perfective /a-a/ in daraba 'hit', or the passive /u-i/ in duriba 'was hit'; in Hebrew, the perfective /a-a/ in lakah 'took', or the passive /ni-a/ in nilkah 'was taken').

These results suggest that despite morphological constraints and subjective factors in the delineation of eroded phases, these soils should be viewed as unique pedological entities that hold lasting value for understanding the effects of accelerated erosion on soil morphology, crop production, and ecosystem services.

They concern entities that are non-observable.

Although ultramafic host a number of endemic taxonomic entities that could be evolutionarily derived from closely related taxa from adjacent environments, so-called "neo-endemics" (Van der Ent et al. 2014, 2015), we could not detect any consistent morphological differences between the C. scortechinii from the Sabah ultramafic sites and that from elsewhere.

These foundations will be those entities that are not posterior to any other entities.

Agents are active entities that work with Web Services.

Financing sources: entities that provide health funds.

All entities that represent measurements are normalized.

Events that referred to entities that could not be mapped to our entities were not included.