Hip preservation surgery aims to correct the morphological variants seen in FAI, thereby relieving pain and improving function, and potentially preventing early osteoarthritis.
It is very rich in morphological variation, such as flower color, habit, and leaf characteristics, and its broad spectrum of morphological variants bewildered taxonomists in their attempts to propose intraspecific subdivisions; therefore, two classifications were established due to the discretionary priorities of morphological characteristics [ 35, 36].
Moore and Frankton (1954) reached a similar conclusion that putative hybrids are simply morphological variants of diffuse knapweed in North America.
This category includes lymphomas with centroblastic, immunoblastic, and anaplastic morphology as common morphological variants [ 1].
Being a mucoid strain, TBCF10839 had already acquired the morphological signature of chronic airway colonizers, and hence we expected that single hits in the genome should generate more informative morphological variants than the same approach in strains PAO1 or PA14.
Analyses compared morphology and frequency of morphological variants, germination patterns, and population genetics parameters between wild and managed in situ populations of the species studied.
Other resources are imported into the Directory through specialized scripts, such as BioLexicon [ 71], which is used to expand terms in their synonym and morphological variants, and the body of ontologies, expressed in OWL, which constitute the DC-THERA Ontology.
Keywords entered in the search forms are expanded in their synonyms and morphological variants and are then used to match types and text in the Directory, as well as to query external services.
We found that grouping morphological variants makes a significant improvement in retrieval performance.
Five morphological variants are distinguished for English in Jackendoff (2007), taking into consideration of both verbs and adjectives but disregarding the transitive vs. intransitive argument distinction.
