Sentence examples for morphological features compatible from inspiring English sources
The parasite load was high in spleen, lymph nodes and liver, organs where most of the macrophages had large cytoplasmic parasitophorous vacuoles with round basophilic nucleus and distinct bar-shaped paranuclear kinetoplast, morphological features compatible with Leishmania amastigotes.
In addition, 95%% of GISTs are positive for KIT (CD117) and/or discovered on GIST-1 (DOG1), and 70%% are found to be positive for CD34 by immunohistochemistry. KIT positivity is a major defining feature for the diagnosis of GIST for a tumor that has morphological features compatible with GIST, although KIT positivity alone is not sufficient for the diagnosis (Fig. 1).
The size of the boulders and other morphological features seem compatible with a possible impact from one or more tsunamis, since the impact of a storm normally occurring in this area, however exceptional, would have been less energetic and thus unable to scatter boulders inland from the sublittoral zone.
In addition, careful microscopic examinations reveal that siNupr1-treated pancreatic cancer cells adopt morphological features, which, when evaluated morphometrically, are compatible with those previously reported for cells undergoing OIS.
It is compatible with commonly used paraformaldehyde fixation, allowing the maintenance of morphological features for high resolution imaging studies.
In general, if carefully chosen, morphological features can indeed be an indicator of organisms having the same common ancestor.
"There don't appear to be many morphological features of their teeth or skeletons that unite all condylarths together".
Baltic and Slavic have specific morphological features in common.
All tetrapods share a variety of morphological features.
Genetic species concept For organisms that have neither sexual reproduction nor many distinctive morphological features in common for example, bacteria species are often defined as clusters of genetically similar organisms (with "similar" somewhat arbitrarily defined).
It is an ancestral platypus, they say, with some similar morphological features, in particular a canal in the jaw that the researchers say is evidence that Teinolophus had a duckbill.
