Sentence examples for morphological variations between from inspiring English sources

For instance QRS detectors are used to identify beat boundaries[1], beat classifiers are used to identify ectopic beats[2, 3], and morphological variability computes the morphological variations between successive heart beats[4].

In conclusion, our approach to Neanderthal variability, based on nucleotide sequences analysis, confirms from a genetic point of view the morphological variations between western and eastern Neanderthals and the existence of a southern group (fig. 2).

Slight morphological variations between historic walleye and "blue pike" samples suggest some possible population-level differences.

The result raises the question how the obvious morphological variations between grain and sweet sorghum occurred in a relatively short evolutionary or domesticated period.

Morphological variations between ruptured and unruptured IAs have been postulated to be predictive in the estimation of the aneurysm risk rupture.

Mangrove ecosystems have remained almost intact as a widespread gene pool because of lack of regular morphological variations between species and among the populations, although the structure of mangrove species population for many aquatic organisms has been identified [ 8– 11].

The middle constricted portion illustrates the relative lack of morphological variation between vertebrate species during the phylotypic stage.

Morphological variation between the upper reaches of the Andøya Canyon/Lofoten Channel system and the submarine channels of the Greenland Basin is proposed to relate to differences in the nature of the flows feeding both systems.

It is generally believed that environmental conditions, such as nutrition, contribute to morphological variation between individuals by affecting body size or other morphological traits that are compatible with viable animals [22], [24].

The North Atlantic intertidal gastropod, Littorina saxatilis (Olivi, 1792), exhibits extreme morphological variation between and within geographic regions and has become a model for studies of local adaptation; yet a comprehensive analysis of the species' phylogeography is lacking.

Comparative mapping of diverse grass species led to the conclusion that they are all similar in gene content and order [1], [2] to the point that it was argued grasses could be treated as a single genetic system, sharing map data, markers, and leveraging inter-specific hybrids to dissect the genes responsible for morphological variation between different grass lineages [3].