Sentence examples for morphological variability of from inspiring English sources

The obtained TLS 3D surface model contributed to characterize the morphological variability of the investigated area: a rough morphology, characterized by creek erosion gullies isolating jutting rock mass portions (Fig. 7c).

The morphological variability of these protrusions was apparent, having a single cylindrical to lamella-shaped cytoskeletal organization.

Understanding the controls on the morphological variability of river systems constitutes one of the fundamental questions in geomorphic investigation.

The morphological variability of A. formosa in response to hydrodynamic conditions favours the colonization of lacustrine freshwater ecosystem for this species.

The morphological variability of Ostreopsis complicates the identification of species; thus, molecular analyses of isolates or field samples can be helpful.

The aim of this study is to evaluate the morphological variability of the canine femur and to propose a segmentation of this population.

These results suggest that some of the morphological variability between populations of S. sthenodactylus may also be supported by molecular data.

Our analysis of genetic and morphological variability in a range of populations of rainbow trout has presented a general approach and specific protocol for assigning conservation value based on attributes that could easily be adapted to different taxa and characteristics and that could be combined with other, nonbiological attributes to help make conservation decisions.

Alternatively, bearing in mind morphological variability and similarity of several species, some of the previously observed cytotypes might refer to different, misidentified species.

This result may be due to a tendency towards a non-concentric position of the condyle-glenoid fossa, morphological variability, and the degree of severity of skeletal and vertical pattern type.

Where PCA reports patterns of greatest morphological variability, RDA reports patterns of greatest morphological variability that are correlated with a second set of variables, in this case AR and M. VARPART then provides a means of measuring the magnitude of the effect that the second set of variables has on morphology.