Sentence examples for morphological history of from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that neuronal axonogenesis and dendritogenesis in vivo may proceed based on the morphological "history" of each neuron, as well as synchronically occurring events such as layer formation, presumably under the influence of microenvironment.

Our results provide evidence that both selection and development influence patterns of foot morphology, implying a complex history of morphological evolution in the group.

We demonstrate the practical benefits of this method in the English Cemetery of Florence, Italy, whose mixed nature and history of morphological changes are suggested by archival records.

Silent myocardial infarction was defined as the above-mentioned morphological changes without any history of clinical symptoms or abnormalities in cardiac enzymes.

The recent development of novel repeat-fruiting types of blackberry (Rubus L). cultivars, combined with a long history of morphological marker-assisted selection for thornlessness by blackberry breeders, has given rise to increased interest in using molecular markers to facilitate blackberry breeding.

Our data, which include two novel gene regions for phylogenetic analysis of cirripedes, suggest that much more evaluation of the morphological evolutionary history and taxonomy of Chthamalid barnacles is necessary.

Morphological novelties abound in the history of animal evolution but increase of complexity and acquisition of novelties are not homogeneously distributed across the phylogenetic tree of life.

For all the polyimides, both water sorption and morphological structure were dependent upon the history of precursor origin.

Future work needs to reveal how these changes in external flight morphology are linked to other physiological, behavioural and internal morphological adaptations to migration and how fast these morphological shifts may appear in the evolutionary history of a species.

Morphological observation showed the effect of thermal history of the blend and its effect on mechanical performance.

Since many remains of each species of mammoth are known from several localities, it is possible to reconstruct the evolutionary history of the genus through morphological studies.