Sentence examples for morphological evolution studies from inspiring English sources

Chemical reactions, responsible for different morphologies, are proposed and structural elucidation and morphological evolution studies of Co3O4 electrodes are attempted.

The morphological evolution was studied in order to observe the stability of the gold nanoplates.

To address this fundamental question, we focused on insect hind (T3) legs as a model for studying morphological evolution.

Interestingly, Maghreban populations of senegallensis also showed an accelerated rate of morphological evolution [ 44] (this study).

The morphological evolution of the microstructure was studied by field emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM).

The present finding of Ubx involvement in the development of insect hind legs has two significant implications for studies of morphological evolution.

Another promising model for microevolutionary studies of morphological evolution is ray pattern variation in rhabditid nematodes.

Despite extensive studies, convergent morphological evolution and rapid radiation have resulted in conflicting hypotheses of phylogenetic relationships.

We suggest that future studies of morphological evolution in postglacial fishes are likely to reveal functional solutions similar to those seen in Paxton Lake, even if the individual traits comprising these solutions vary.

Because Sylvia species are highly variable in distribution, range sizes and migratory behavior, they have been used extensively as a model system in a variety of studies including morphological evolution, the genetics of migration, the effects of climate change on migration, and the evolution of range size [e.g., [ 2, 5- 10]].

We report herein a simultaneous SE and TE study of morphological evolution of an Au/iron oxide catalyst during in situ heating in an Hitachi HF-3300 STEM/TEM operated at 300 kV.