This may be due to intrinsic limitations of morphological methods (that is, hematoxylin/eosin or trichrome staining) or to a sampling artifact caused by a non-uniform tissue injury that varies between anatomical lobes and, perhaps more importantly, among neighboring lobules and portal tracts.
Morphological assessment being a method that relies on visual perception is highly influenced by subjectivity of the observer.
However, morphological evaluation is a nonobjective method that leads to discrepant judgments among evaluators [ 3].
Using Remane's criteria [ 45], a rigorous comparative morphological method, we identified that the K. inachus leaf pattern was composed of the elements described by the NGP.
Golgi-Cox impregnation is a widely employed method that provides detailed information about morphological characteristics of neurons, but none regarding their neurochemical features.
Therefore, a more realistic particle simulation method that is capable of considering the morphological characteristics of aggregates should be developed to successfully perform packing and mixing simulations.
However, the proposed design in this paper offers a highly flexible method that can be reconfigured to obtain the morphological, internal and external gradients of various SE shapes and sizes within the maximum 7 × 7 SE boundary.
For example, it has been reported that applying an analysis method that only distinguishes phenotypic changes in cellular level misses on the detecting meaningful morphological modification on subcellular structures (Taguchi et al., 2007; Zhou and Wong, 2006).
While the numbers in Table 2 are unlikely to change substantially in the short term, new species continue to be described, based on both morphological studies and molecular methods that recognize cryptic speciation.
