Sentence examples for morphological reflection of from inspiring English sources
More complex, multiplex assessments of genetic change may prove more effective, but we should not ignore histopathological classification which, ultimately, is a morphological reflection of the myriad genetic changes present in the lesion.
So the two parameters are good parameters for reflection of morphological changes from normal cells to EMT cells.
Such centrifugation techniques are routinely used in ART and rely on the fractioning of cells according to their velocity of sedimentation, a reflection of morphological properties such as size, shape and compactness (Gandini et al., 1999).
This bilateral symmetry relates neither to the sperm entry point nor the pronuclei distribution, supporting the assumption that the morphological significance might be a reflection of intrinsic organization of the oocyte [61].
The contrasting habitat associations of stream fishes considered in this study could be a reflection of their morphological divergence which may allow them to exploit specific habitats that differ in their environmental stressors.
In post hoc analysis, morphological type (diffuse or not) and PS (0 1 or 2 4) were strongly correlated with each other (Fisher's exact test; P = 0.001) and then an apparent influence of PS on LCP should be a reflection of that of morphological type on LCP.
This discordance with species names could be a reflection of the difficulty in morphological diagnosis of species in the genus.
However, we cannot exclude the possibility that the morphological defects in the IZ are a reflection of the effects of the extracellular environment.
It is unknown whether abnormal ductus venosus flow velocity waveforms in fetuses with increased nuchal translucency are a reflection of altered cardiac function or are caused by local morphological alterations in the ductus venosus.
To what extent are the obvious and sometimes spectacular morphological specializations of some unicellular organisms and specialized vertebrate cell types a reflection of a universal property of cells?
Lipofuscin deposits can also be found in human microglia [ 79], but in addition human cells show those morphological abnormalities that we call microglial dystrophy which may well be a reflection of ongoing pathology.
