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Such complementary technologies will even strengthen more our approach through the combination of high quality oocyte selection (suggested herein) and morphologically good quality embryos (TLEM and/or PGS) would offer a very accurate and integrative selection approach that will allow efficient infertility treatments and higher pregnancy successful rates.

Only morphologically good-quality early blastocyst and expended blastocysts (5 embryos per pool in triplicate for both stages) were snap frozen.

Their waveforms are morphologically in good agreement with the QP echoes (Maruyama et al. 2000).

Six in vitro fertilization (IVF) attempts between 2008 and 2011 failed because of a low response to hormonal stimulation, failure in retrieving any eggs, or the embryos obtained after intracytoplasmic sperm injection not being morphologically of good quality.

In veterinary medicine, mammary gland tumours are classified morphologically providing good prognostic indications [ 28, 29] that may be enhanced by further prognostic tools such as staging [ 24], histological grade [ 23], proliferation indexes [ 30, 31], hormone receptor status [ 19, 32] and adhesion molecules expression [ 33, 34].

The protein secretome profiles from individual morphologically similar good-quality blastocysts allowed discrimination between euploid and aneuploid status.

The kidney ultrasonography revealed slightly large and hyper-echogenic but morphologically normal kidneys, no scarring, good cortical preservation, and no evidence of hydronephrosis.

Also more oocytes morphologically classified as being of "good quality" were collected from large as compared to medium and small follicles.

"This is the first time it's been shown that things are happening physiologically as well as morphologically," he said.

Acrorumohra is well defined morphologically.

Analysis by Spiegel of amoebal morphology as well as fruiting led to five proposed, morphologically identifiable groups of protosteloid amoebae that he thought were good candidates for being closely related to myxogastrids and dictyostelids [2], [6].