Sentence examples for morphological patterns and from inspiring English sources
While most show classical morphology, they may present a spectrum of morphological patterns, and there are difficult cases that show similarities to other gliomas, some of which are malignant and require aggressive treatment.
Hence investigating morphological patterns and their modulation as a response to environmental conditions may help to reduce measurement efforts and to predict plant architecture in crop models.
In this paper, we present a quantified, GIS-based analysis of the relationship between urban morphological patterns and racial, ethnic, and household characteristics.
Thus, it brings forth the need for sophisticated and highly automated image analysis methods to identify and quantify anatomical changes, which are often confounded by complex morphological patterns and inter-individual variations in structure and function.
High-resolution shallow seismic studies were conducted across various reef settings in the Kimberley (Buccaneer Archipelago, north of Dampier Peninsula, latitude: between 16°40′S and 16°00′S) to evaluate stratigraphic evolution, interaction with different substrates, morphological patterns and distribution.
The classification schema introduced by Hippocampome.org [11] defines neuron types based on their properties, starting from morphological patterns and with the added specification of molecular and electrophysiological features.
Erwin, D. H. Disparity: morphological pattern and developmental context.
"There is no ambiguity about the morphological pattern, and it is erectus-like," Dr. Rightmire says of the Floresian skeleton.
This study also aimed to explore whether there is a relationship between the morphological pattern and the clinical features of CM.
The authors concluded that C1q deposition in the allografts was a mere morphological pattern and would have no clinical significance in most patients [ 13 ].
We first investigated the THG morphological pattern and contrast yield of three major types of leukocytes: neutrophils, monocytes, and lymphocytes [ Figs. 1(a) - 1(g)].
