The proposed morphological method has a sound mathematical basis and is stable.
A morphological method has been developed allowing measurement of the effect on intestinal epithelia of vincristine.
Statistical, morphological, and modelling methods have long been used to delineate spatial boundaries of urban agglomeration.
Currently, morphological and molecular methods have prompted a number of alternative perspectives on these issues.
The morphological characters and methods have been described and illustrated in detail in [ 15].
Traditional morphological and molecular methods have also imposed temporal and financial limits on collecting data on total diversity within and among communities [ 14, 15].
Although there are clear advantages of morphological methods they have limitations which are the variability of the lesions and the individual judgment of the investigator.
The majority of these methods have extracted texture and/or morphological features to characterize tissue samples.
Light scattering methods have been proven effective in extracting morphological information from unstained cells and tissues [ 15, 16].
The VBM and TBSS methods have been extensively applied in clinical researches, including the evaluation of morphological characteristics of high-altitude residents in our previous study.
