Sentence examples for morphological identification methods from inspiring English sources

DNA barcoding technology has superceded the limitations imposed by traditional morphological identification methods.

First, failure to use biochemical tests for identification of MTBc on LJ, instead of morphological identification methods, may have led to misidentification errors that can lead to over-estimation of MTBc recovery on LJ.

The detection and identification of pathogenic fungi were performed using traditional biochemical and micro-morphological identification methods as previously described [ 18].

Clarke et al [ 52] used DNA-based and morphological species identification methods to show that P. glauca dominated (17%, by weight) dried shark fin auctioned at a Hong Kong market.

The present study was designed to determine the taxonomic diversity and metabolic activity of the actinomycetes community, including 13 traditional medicinal plants collected in Sichuan province, China, using multiple approaches such as morphological and molecular identification methods, bioactivity assays, and PCR screening for genes involved in antibiotics biosynthesis.

Traditional identification methods (morphological and physiological) must be complemented with molecular method of identification especially the use of ITS and D1/D2 domains of the 26S rRNA gene sequencing.

By establishing a TCM identification database, the digitalized DNA barcode moves TCM identification methods from morphological identification to molecular identification.

Traditional culture methods followed by morphological identification revealed an almost consistent presence of Naegleria spp. in cold water habitats.

In some experiments, the pipette solution contained 0.1 0.3% biocytin, and post hoc morphological identification of recorded cells using an immunofluorescent method confirmed that these were all pyramidal neurons.

Traditional identification methods recognize materials by the morphological characteristics of TCM; such methods mainly depend on the expertise of the person who identifies.

These methods can complement the limitations of morphological identification to some extent but as the chemotype-driven fingerprints only addressed the detection of certain compounds, so can easily be misleaded.