Sentence examples for morphological features only from inspiring English sources

Of the 332 probands who had neither of these morphological features, only one (0.3%) was a carrier.

But convergent evolution is of course not restricted to morphological features only but must also be reflected by the underlying genetic levels controlling morphology.

The occurrence of autophagic cell death has been postulated in different organisms, but since these descriptions are mainly based on morphological features, only in limited cases autophagy has been shown to have a causative role in cell death.

Lamellar crystals of nylon-12 in γ-form and 10-PUR in α-form displayed similar morphological features but only the former appeared to be sensitive to temperature.

Other lineages underwent secondary and even tertiary endosymbioses [ 7] providing not only prominent morphological features but also defining metabolic pathways (e.g., photosynthesis).

The fact that Kulindroplax shares morphological features not only with polyplacophorans but also with recent chaetodermomorphs, including the absence of a pedal pit and the position of the gills [ 6], likewise supports such a scenario.

Notably, since this morphological features can only be considered as characteristic but not PSC-specific, the histological distinction between PSC and SSC may be extremely difficult or even impossible.

Since the Arp2/3 complex is involved in diverse actin cytoskeletal functions, specificity for individual processes and morphological features can only be brought about by distinct regulatory pathways and by further accessory components of this core actin nucleation machinery.

On the basis of both size and a unique combination of morphological features shared only with V. komodoensis the Pliocene taxon is here considered to be conspecific with V. komodoensis.

We conclude that morphological features characterize only individuals, not species.

Interestingly, even the cytokeratin expression profile for the tumour with BRCA1-like morphological features was only moderately suggestive of a causative mutation in the BRCA1 gene (LR 2.6 1).