Sentence examples for morphologically based on from inspiring English sources

Also, isolates were identified morphologically based on conidial morphology, shape, and size according to the most current identification key (Humber 1997).

CMV colitis cases were excluded morphologically based on the presence of CMV cytopathic effect or CMV immunohistochemistry.

The second strategy is to determine species boundaries based on the multilocus data without considering the morphologically based species classification or the mitochondrial sequence data.

Because morphologically based examinations are significantly influenced by skeletal preservation, many demographic studies of archaeological skeletal series are based on incomplete data.

The impact of fibril structural reorganisation on digestibility has then been interpreted by the application of a morphologically based kinetic model for enzyme hydrolysis [ 11].

Principal, glutamatergic neurons are morphologically characterized based on the presence of smooth non-invaginated oval nuclei with a thin rim of cytoplasm whereas inhibitory GABAergic interneurons are characterized as having a round invaginated nucleus with a thicker rim of cytoplasm [7], [80] [83].

Developed colonies after 7 days were morphologically identified based on standard monograph taxonomic keys [ 7].

Organ boundaries, however, were wider and less well defined, both morphologically and based on the expression of a boundary marker.

In 7 patients (33.3 %) with 31 PSMA-positive nodes only 11 (36 %) were morphologically positive based on diameters >8 mm on CT.

In contrast, some individuals that were morphologically and, based on nDNA, assigned to a given species displayed haplotypes that were shared with (or closer to haplotypes observed in) other species (Table  4).

PA may closely mimic oligodendroglioma from which it can often be morphologically distinguished based on its relatively solid pattern of growth and presence (often only focal) of characteristic bipolar cells with Rosenthal fibers and/or eosinophilic granular bodies.