Sentence examples for morphological organization from inspiring English sources

The structural and morphological organization proved to be determinant for the physical responses of the TiAgx system.

Morphological organization, thermal and electrical properties of composites were evaluated and correlated with the type of filler.

The samples were checked for structural and morphological organization using differential scanning calorimetry, dynamic mechanical thermal analysis and scanning electron microscopy.

The exceptional respiratory efficiency of the avian lung is largely attributable to the geometries (physical interfacing) between the bronchial and vascular elements at different levels of morphological organization.

Since, it depends on the mutual transformation of stable and metastable phases, being always related to changes in morphological organization, it is here preferred to call it 'Morphological ageing'.

Human and squid eyes are constructed from different tissues, exhibit different morphological organization of the retina and other features, and use different photoreceptors, opsins, and crystallins (Land and Nilsson 2002; Sweeney et al. 2007; Fig. 12).

Inside the visceral endoderm cells, there is a subtle but observable change in the morphological organizations of the internalized lipid droplets.

(iii) Studies have shown that 3D morphological organizations have a profound impact on cellular function, such as morphogenesis (Fournier et al., 2009), development (Park et al., 2000), response to therapy (Liu et al., 2004) and patterns of gene expression (Han et al., 2010).

The electrical properties were analyzed over a wide temperature range, from 25 °C to 150 °C, and correlated to the starting structural organization of the composites and the morphological transformations occurred during the thermal heating.

MRI has recently been used not only for morphological evaluation but also for characterization of the structural organization and matrix content of the IVD.

The present study provided a new evidence of nucleolar dynamic change during interphase: fibrillar centre (FC) was not to be a stable state subunit of nucleolar compartment but a highly dynamic process that may be the bases of nucleolar morphological architecture organization and its function taking place.