Sentence examples for morphologically discernible from from inspiring English sources

At four months post-surgery, repair tissue is morphologically discernible from normal cartilage.

By contrast, a primordium originates from an anlage and is already a morphologically discernible cell group.

Only aortas lacking any morphologically discernible atherosclerotic lesions or plaques were analyzed.

The sex chromosomes displayed morphologically discernible changes of chromatin compaction (Forejt 1982, 1984; Forejt 1985 , 1996.

These steroidogenic cells are morphologically discernible at 8 weeks of gestation (Huhtaniemi and Pelliniemi 1992), whereas in organ culture, testosterone secretion is detected from 6 weeks (Lambrot et al. 2006).

Although both components of the dendritic arbours of these neurons were markedly stunted in Gdf5 mutant mice, they were nonetheless morphologically discernible.

22, 23 The technique monitors changes in the chemical composition of cells during tumor development and can identify differences that are not morphologically discernible.

Talent, even if discernible from an early stage, develops only slowly.

But these formalities are discernible from each other.

That's because the decoding key is readily discernible from the encoding key.

The same variable notations were used at each level, being easily discernible from the context.