A lute may be plucked with the fingers or a plectrum or may be bowed, but the means of sound production do not affect the essential morphological identity of plucked, struck, and bowed lutes.
Based on farmers' descriptions of the morphological identity of varieties, each rice sample was cleaned carefully.
Apart from defining the synaptic and neurochemical features of TML-Cs, our findings reveal the morphological identity of a class of dentate CB1R-positive neurons that do not express CCK.
Considering previously established nomenclatures based on axonal distribution patterns (Freund and Buzsáki, 1996), we observed a strong overlap between the morphological identity of interneurons in a given P class using light-microscopy and their electrophysiological membrane properties (Fig. 4A).
Table 3 indicates that there are significant differences between all populations, and that the expected wild and managed in situ groups classified by DFA have more overlaps with the actual wild and managed in situ groups, respectively, indicating a clear morphological identity of populations according to management.
All three complexes have strong morphological identities and large sequence depths.
To assess the morphological identity and integrity of cells within a complex device and their biological fidelity with the tissue or cells of origin, invasive means must be utilized initially until the reproducibility of the culture conditions can be confirmed.
However, we still tentatively accept this clade because of its morphological identity [2].
The 16 collections undertaken for this study (Table 1) resulted in the sampling of 1363 leaves and isolation of 1036 cultures of T. marchalianum, each originating from a single asexually produced spore of verified morphological identity.
When we look past the obvious trait of fruiting, we do find that there are five such groups containing only protosteloid amoebae and that their morphological identity is clear when all other detailed stages of the life-cycle are considered.
