Sentence examples for morphological types with from inspiring English sources
The grey curves indicate the probability distribution function of the two morphological types with distance from source.
We test the mock samples by comparing their angular correlation functions both for the whole catalogue and for different morphological types with those of the APM bright galaxy catalogue.
This work describes new molecular tools for the detection of Cyclaneusma species, using both conventional and real-time PCR and represents the first molecular study of the prevalence of the known C. minus morphological types, with reference to geographical distribution in New Zealand.
Second, many microbes including budding yeast (Gimeno et al., 1992) and S. rosetta (Dayel et al., 2011)—can exist as distinct morphological types with different characteristics.
An association of morphological type with socioeconomic status is not entirely unexpected, since Thomson et al (2001) found a significant association between deprivation category and oestrogen receptor status.
Tailed bacteriophages (Figure 1) belonging to different morphological types were observed, with a greater abundance of phages with contractile tail with Myoviridae morphology and non-contractile tail with Siphoviridae morphology.
For instance, the genus Laminaria (that has been recently separated into two different genera, Laminaria and Saccharina; [ 1]) is rich with morphological types, varieties, ecotypes, and forms that have puzzled taxonomists since the very beginning of research on this subject [ 4- 14].
Breast tumours often present with mixed morphological types, suggesting that in such cases a single genetic background can give rise to tumours of multiple morphologies.
Other morphological types were individually rare, but cancers with poorly specified morphology accounted for about 10%.
It has been recently modified by (Hermanns et al. 2004, 2011) with several additional morphological types.
P. ultimum is actually a species complex with three main morphological types.
