Sentence examples for morphological similarities in from inspiring English sources
Rabbits are often used as models in research, because these animals have several morphological similarities in the hepatic vascular system to humans [1].
Morphological similarities in color as well as scale architecture within Acontias are labile and highly homoplaseous and do not reflect the evolutionary history of the group.
In addition to contrast differences, which are used by existing analysis systems, the ACTS algorithms recognize cells on the basis of morphological similarities in successive images and adapt to the continuous shape changes of individual cells during migration.
To this end, we will compare the characteristics of our ERP with ERP in studies having used pharmacological challenges (i.e., dopaminergic agonists) and demonstrate morphological similarities in both the MMN component and the Nd component.
This association is also supported by morphological similarities in euspermatozoa shared by many members of this clade [ 38].
Species in this phylum were placed together mainly based on their morphological similarities in the first edition of the Manual.
Based on morphological similarities, Jack Garrick in 1982 grouped this species with the bignose shark (C. altimus) and the sandbar shark (C. plumbeus), while Leonard Compagno in 1988 placed it as the sister species of the grey reef shark (C. amblyrhynchos).
Detailed comparative studies are needed in order to evaluate the morphological similarities and differences in habits among and within clades N4, N10 and N12.
These L6B pyramidal neurons showed morphological similarities with those in neocortical lamina 6A.
The network supported the plastid tree topology in showing that geographically proximal species have more closely related haplotypes irrespective of morphological similarities or classification in traditional subgenera.
We recently established an animal model of CC in the rat by administering TAA in drinking water which have morphological similarities with CC observed in human pathology (Mansuroglu et al. 2009a, b).
