Sentence examples for morphological review of from inspiring English sources

A morphological review of the family analyzed 188 characters in 56 genera and 105 species [ 5].

In the course of this study, performed almost 10 years after the initial morphological sex identification attempts, a morphological review of the discrepant samples was performed.

Our results differed from the morphological review of Kullander and Ferreira [ 25], a result we attribute not only to the consideration of molecular data, but also to the use of a different species concept and survey of an overall larger number of specimens.

Although some of these fossils have been described with names associated with extant species and/or genera, our morphological review shows that none of them show unique morphological characters that can be used to place them to any extant genera.

Morphological review can therefore facilitate the identification of women most likely to carry mutations in PALB2.

A total of 126 lesions were subjected to a comprehensive morphological review based upon the human breast classification system for columnar cell lesions.

Because of this variation, phylogenetic interpretations that use morphological features have been hindered by extensive homoplasy (see review of morphological variation [ 6]).

In a review of morphological [1] and genetic data [2], [3], minke whales were recently divided into two species [4]; the Antarctic minke whale (Balaenoptera bonaerensis) which is confined to the southern hemisphere, and the common minke whale (B. acutorostrata) which is cosmopolitan.

A review of morphological investigations carried out to clarify the pathogenicity of industrial dust produced in the mining and processing of Estonian oil shale is given.

This chapter provides a review of the morphological features and characterization of perfluorosulfonate ionomers (PFSIs) and select alternative membrane materials, as probed by advanced techniques and methods associated with small-angle scattering, microscopy, and molecular modeling.

CISH is an alternative method to evaluate amplifications that requires a conventional light microscopy, permits a more rapid interpretation time and a review of the morphological details.