Sentence examples for morphological means and from inspiring English sources

So, if these plants appear to be more ancient than modern flowering plants as measured by morphological means and mutation rate, does this also hold true for how they employ their genetic system?

Monilinia polystroma van Leeuwen [5] (Ascomycetes, Helotiales), distinguished by molecular and morphological means from M. fructigena [5, 6], is mainly found in Asia and Europe [5, 7]. Brown rot caused by M. fructicola (G. Winter) Honey 1928 (Ascomycetes, Helotiales) is one of the most devastating stone fruit diseases in Asia, Australasia, North and South America [3, 8].

As an environmental stressor that cannot be culturally mitigated (Baker, 1976), high altitude hypoxia has been the subject of considerable research to identify the genetic, physiological, and morphological means by which humans adapt to these conditions.

Identifying this subgroup of individuals is not easy by current clinical or morphological means, although both morphological classifications and the use of E-cadherin have been suggested.

Achievement verbs are usually considered to have a theme subject, and accomplishments have a causer or agent subject.6 Note that neither of those constructions has to be marked for aspect by any overt morphological means.

Our ability to comprehend the levels of diversity within the B. tabaci complex has been hampered in part by the lack of any morphological means of separating different members [ 5, 6].

Here, we classify a basic array of strategies for water management; discuss morphological features and active means; and list corresponding examples from nature, to facilitate the search for and the selection of strategies from the large database of nature, and inspire new design solutions.

For morphological and call variables, means and variances were calculated for raw values of each variable.

Characters with multiple states were converted to arithmetic means and morphological scores were converted into a distance matrix that was ordinated with non-metric multidimensional scaling (nmMDS) in three dimensions following the guidelines of Van Bocxlaer and Schultheiß [ 32].

Extensive synapse formation occurs over a period of days and weeks in these cell cultures and can be assayed semiquantitatively by morphological and electrophysiological means.

In particular, the cytotoxic potencies of the compounds contained in antimicrobial Rhododendron leaf extracts were assessed by quantifying their effects on (i) plasma membrane integrity, (ii) cell viability and proliferation rates, (iii) cellular metabolism, (iv) cytoskeletal architecture, and (v) determining initiation of cell death pathways by morphological and biochemical means.