Sentence examples for morphologically it was from inspiring English sources

Although we found no significant difference in mendelian ratios of homozygous mutants for either allele at E9.5, morphologically it was clear that the embryos were dead or extremely growth retarded and their ability to develop corresponded to their Smn levels.

Morphologically it was assigned full species status in an earlier study [ 7]. T. graeca shows variable colouring and patterning, which are greatly influenced by environmental factors and make subspecies identification difficult [ 12], especially in captive animals of unknown provenance.

Morphologically it is intermediate between its parents; that is, taller than A. obovatus, with longer leaves and light red flowers.

The intervertebral disc is a cartilaginous structure that resembles articular cartilage in its biochemistry, but morphologically it is clearly different.

Morphologically, it is easily distinguished from others due to the absence of eyes and short antennae.

Morphologically it is demonstrated as an area of low SI with irregular margins on T2-WI (a), low ADC value (b) with high SI on the high-b-value image (c) of the DWI, strong contrast enhancement (d) with early and high peak enhancement with wash-out on the DCE curve (e).

Morphologically, it is similar to the bog turtle, spotted turtle, and Blanding's Turtle.

They showed that while cell division in E. coli was morphologically symmetric, it was not functionally symmetric: the old-pole cell, i.e. the daughter cell inheriting the older pole of the mother cell, grew more slowly and the new-pole cell grew faster than the mother cell, suggesting that the older pole was associated with more damage.

Although the portico of the hospital is composed of many novel features, morphologically it still is related to traditions of Italian Romanesque and late Gothic architecture.

Reports of this species from the Pacific are now largely attributed to misidentification with Pacific species of this genus [ 41], but as many of these species are morphologically very similar it was cautioned that additional study was needed to determine whether or not bona fide P. palmata is present in the more northerly reaches of the Pacific region.

Primates are a homogeneous group morphologically, and it is only in the realm of behaviour that differences between primate taxa are clearly discriminant.