Sentence examples for morphological idiosyncrasies for from inspiring English sources

First, we confirmed in primary cell culture our previous in situ results, that astrocytes even after isolation from the brain retain their morphological idiosyncrasies for 3 5 days in vitro: astrocytes from the EC remained characteristically needle-shaped, whereas hippocampal astrocytes had more of a star-like appearance.

Professor MacManus has long been the go-to analyst of Florida's political idiosyncrasies for the national and local media.

This paper is the first to report rater idiosyncrasy for NTS in simulated medical environments.

Their morphological and developmental idiosyncrasies have hindered reconstructions of ancestral gut characters for the Ecdysozoa, and limit comparisons with vertebrate models.

Table 21 Morphological Algorithm for task 5.

In general occupation settings it has been reported that rater idiosyncrasy accounts for rating variance of 20-30%.

These definitions allow for idiosyncrasies of taste, which, in mini-essays preceding each selection, Bloom delivers as genial, sometimes bemusing judgments.

It is quite conservative, since it does not allow for idiosyncrasies in terms of either spatial distribution or latency between subjects.

He will be remembered less for his occasional success on the mound than for his idiosyncrasies and, more seriously, his struggles with drugs.

We no longer apologise for our idiosyncrasies.

But a duel that could have a nation-wide impact is notable chiefly for its idiosyncrasies.