Sentence examples for morphological means of from inspiring English sources
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].
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.
These were further characterized for their structural and morphological measurements by means of X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy techniques, respectively.
Here, we will discuss the formation of concentric triple quantum rings (CTQRs), describing the morphological features by means of atomic force microscopy (AFM) analysis, and we will show the optical properties of the system, investigated by photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy.
We assessed morphological diversity by means of variance.
A specificity of 81% and a sensitivity of 97% in diagnosing morphological alterations by means of TVUS were found.
Aplidin induced apoptosis in all the cell lines used, as clearly seen by morphological examination by means of sulforhodamine/Dapi staining (data not shown).
The results of morphological and structural studies by means of optical and electron microscopes as well as by elemental analysis have revealed the presence of inclusions with sizes from nanometers up to ~20 μm, probably, of inorganic nature distributed in the polymer matrix.
The significant effect of the Hsp70Ba deletion heterozygote and homozygote on means of morphological traits, and the effect of the deletion homozygote on CV of some morphological traits, may be related to changes in the expression level of Hsp70Ba.
Our study shows that morphological traits are unreliable means of species identification for several termite taxa.
The efficiency of hepatic differentiation of hADSCs on 2D and 3D culture systems has been assessed by means of morphological, cytological, molecular and biochemical approaches.
