Sentence examples for morphological markers to from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the relative contribution of these morphological markers to a vulnerable plaque is incompletely understood.
Mapping markers have evolved from morphological markers to isoenzyme marker to random DNA markers and now to gene targeted functional markers developed from polymorphic sites within genes.
Currently, there are no specific biological or morphological markers to establish per se the diagnosis of the CFS, and therefore none of the alterations that can be found are useful for diagnosis.
We utilised heat stress conditions similar to both previous studies and scored a variety of biochemical and morphological markers to characterise the cell death phenotype in intra-erythrocytic P. falciparum after heat stress.
The utility of morphological markers to differentiate Microbotryum species in inter-specific competitions was confirmed by assaying teliospore germination for all diseased plants of control treatments, which matched their expected growth morphologies as shown in Fig 1. Number of diseased plants per treatment, with total number of flowering plants in brackets.
However, it is the post-ovulatory influence of P4 that allows the morphological changes of the uterine epithelium to be dated on a daily basis and also allows these morphological markers to be used as a model against which to evaluate the results of the present case report [ 37- 39].
Unfortunately, there are no specific biochemical or morphological markers available to identify spermatogonial stem cells from other germ cell types prior to transplantation.
Morphological markers were first used to study pollen flow several decades ago.
The lizard genus Gallotia comprises seven species (based on genetic and morphological markers) that are endemic to the Canary islands.
CT was used to identify morphological markers of VILI including tidal hyperinflation, hyperinflated lung at expiration, and tidal recruitment.
vaseyana accessions were chosen for EST sequencing based on penetrance of specific, subspecies morphological markers (i.e. trueness to type).
