Sentence examples for morphological work has from inspiring English sources

Morphological work has identified an area of turnover where cardinalis grades into coccineus in Tamaulipas [ 25].

Whereas morphological work has identified micro-endemic allopatric radiations of species within some Kimberley invertebrate lineages [ 18], this is the first genetic evidence for moderately extensive in situ speciation within the region, and the only documented evidence of a moderately diverse (>3 species) endemic vertebrate radiation.

Morphological study has been done using scanning electron microscope (SEM).

Previous work has demonstrated morphological and metabolic differences between abdominal, gluteal and femoral subcutaneous adipose tissue depots[30], [31], [32].

Previous work has shown heritable morphological differences between ecotypes that have evolved in response to divergent selection for crypsis exerted by visual predators such as lizards and birds.

Previous work has demonstrated sexual dimorphism in other morphological traits of T. cristinae in relation to size, with female body size being larger than males [ 25, 39].

Recent work has proposed a series of ballistically-significant morphological characteristics of stone points that yield information about their potential use.

This work has built on previous work by us and others that identified specific morphological features which predict cases with a germline BRCA1 mutation [ 12, 31, 32].

The previous work has described expression of endocrine hormones as well as transcription factors, and presented morphological examination of islet formation during human fetal pancreatic development [ 25- 29].

This work has also identified a fascinating group of early-onset breast cancers that share the morphological features of early-onset breast cancers that carry identifiable BRCA1 mutations.

Recent work has found that four independent gene rearrangements, all previously implicated in ASD, induce the same morphological and functional aberrations in the large dense core granules of platelets [149].