Sentence examples for morphological group of from inspiring English sources

Each morphological group of cardiomyopathies has common and rare forms.

At least one protosteloid amoeba from each major morphological group of Spiegel [2] was sampled.

H. lilacinus, which was not present in our dataset, was classified by [26] into the morphological group of H. lycoperdineus and H. populetorum which are conspecific to H. muticus (also missing in our dataset), H. vulgaris and H. hessei according to [16].

The morphological group of features is traditionally used in clinical practice and it mainly summaries the one-dimensional statistics.

In fact, those protostelids that have been included in phylogenies do not span the breadth of the purported morphological groups of protostelids [2], [8].

Different morphological groups of Helichrysum species often display unique qualitative and quantitative chemical compositions [ 5].

In this study, we have analysed survival by predefined morphological groups of cancers, appropriate to the TYA age range, using national data covering more than 30 000 incident cases over a 23-year period.

The former comprise a paraphyletic grade known as the "bryophytes", a morphological grouping of convenience that includes all lineages in which the diploid generation (the sporophyte) is unbranched, has only a single sporangium, and remains attached to a generally more complex, well-developed, and persistent haploid generation (the gametophyte).

The main objectives of the following work is: (i) to describe the structure of burrows produced by two different eco-morphological groups of earthworms in a constructed Technosol and (ii) to link their burrowing activity to Technosol organic matter transfers and carbon content in one-species and two-species combinations.

Although stage depends on the number of axillary nodes examined, this number was similar for each morphological group; thus, inclusion of number of nodes examined in the model had little effect on the results (data not shown).

Each image is representative of one morphological group listed in Table 2.