Sentence examples for morphological requirements from inspiring English sources

The morphological requirements of ceria particles vary depending on their applications.

In addition, for specific applications, different morphological requirements must be considered, which can be easily achieved by the LbL method that allows the fabrication of supramolecular architectures from flat films to capsules with different geometries and sizes These complex objects can be loaded with drug molecules, and can be functionalized to make them sensitive to external stimuli.

Although the beads classified as K2-IP (Fig. 5) fit the morphological requirements, only one of the beads (Mag-k2-lb1) gave a Raman spectrum that places it in Group B. XRF measurements (Table 2) confirm that this bead is made of soda glass and its uranium (10.1 ppm) and aluminium (Al 7.63%) content also complies with that of K2-IP beads (U: 68 ± 68 ppm, mean Al2O3: 11.8%) [24].

Moreover, the link between the outcome of the test and the behaviour actually displayed during courtship might not be strict, as the coiling test only reflects the presence of the morphological requirements to perform antennal coiling.

In Sussaba cognata, the only species in the Sussaba genus group that does not possess any tyloids but still performs antennal coiling in the coiling test, one could imagine that the morphological requirements for coiling have not yet been completely reduced, although the tyloids as release and spread structures for a courtship pheromone are absent.

It would be difficult to reconcile this morphological specification with the structural requirement for protection, which is the tight sealing of the valves.

The bacterium was characterized on the basis of cultural (oxygen requirement), morphological (colony morphology and pigmentation), microscopic (Gram reaction and cell morphology), biochemical (utilization of carbon sources and enzyme activity), physiological (temperature, pH and salt tolerance) and molecular (16S rRNA gene sequence) methods.

An adapted scaffold for Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tissue engineering must match biological, morphological and biomechanical requirements.

The high light requirement of A. kantoensis is interpreted as a cost of the morphological responses necessary to avoid stresses characteristic of this gravelly floodplain habitat.

Our morphological data satisfied the necessary requirements for a factorial anova (normality of residuals, equality of population variances, independence of residuals).

Polymorphism is evident within A. pullulans, even within the varieties, and the species has been proposed as a model for the investigation of fungal phenotypic plasticity, because of the unique colony morphologies, the frequent changes in appearance and growth-temperature regimes, and the different nutrient requirements and morphological responses to light among its strains and varieties [ 50].