Sentence examples for morphological results indicating from inspiring English sources
In addition, the results of oil and thermal aging resistance are in good agreement with the morphological results, indicating that the oil resistance and thermal aging properties based on relative tensile strength in the 50/50 CPE/NR blends are strongly controlled by the size of the NR dispersed phase in CPE matrix.
The combination of thermal analysis and morphological results indicates that: (1) the 'annealing peak' is not associated with the melting of subsidiary crystals formed by secondary crystallization as often suggested in the literature; (2) two lamellar populations with different degrees of perfection within a single lamella are responsible for the so-called double melting behavior in iPS.
Our morphological results indicated that vinclozolin has morphological effects similar to those of MPA, feminizing males (hypospadias) and masculinizing females (longer urethras).
Our functional and morphological results indicate that the wavelength and the SPD, rather than total light irradiance, are crucial risk factors that contribute to photochemical retinal injury.
Collectively these morphological, biochemical and molecular results indicate that acute co-ablation of C/EBPα and C/EBPβ in adult mice results in a significant sebaceous gland defect in which sebocyte terminal differentiation and lipid production is impaired.
SEM results indicated that morphological response is more sensitive to incorporation of organoclay than compatibilizer presence.
The results indicate that morphological as well as chemical defects are important factors for influencing the ORR kinetics.
Our study identified particular plants that could be incorporated into regional conservation biological control programs to benefit parasitoid wasps In addition, the results indicate that morphological characteristics might help identify further suitable plant candidates for agricultural landscape modification.
Our results indicate that morphological and typological diversity in the High Lodge scraper assemblage can be parsimoniously explained as a result of both the extent to which implements were resharpened during use and subtle variability in the nature of blank forms selected for retouch.
Our results indicate that morphological examinations are not sufficient for the identification of these species, but that DNA sequences are.
Results indicated that morphological awareness was a significant unique predictor of reading comprehension.
