Sentence examples for morphologically separate from from inspiring English sources

In the mechanical mixture, the ZSM-5 phase was morphologically separate from the SAPO-11 phase, while the ZSM-5/SAPO-11 compositexisteded in a form of a core-shell structure, with the ZSM-5 phase as the core and the SAPO-11 phase as the shell.

In contrast, a close phylogenetic relationship was found between species considered to be morphologically separate from one another; European C. napus and North American C. albobrunnoides (vars. albobrunnoides and violaceovelatus and C. subpurpureophyllus var. sulphureovelatus).

The cicatricial variant of cryptogenic organizing pneumonia may be predictive of a more recalcitrant form of COP that needs to be morphologically separated from classical COP, usual interstitial pneumonia, and nonspecific interstitial pneumonia.

In the case of Viridiella, which is morphologically separated from " C". saccharophila only by the absence of a pyrenoid, the establishment of the genus seems to be well supported by molecular analyses (Fig. 1).

Table  2 presents a comparison between CERAD protocol GVD scores (columns) and the morphologically separated tau-IR GVD scores from the modified protocol (rows).

Papillary renal cell carcinoma (PRCC), a morphologically and genetically distinct subtype of RCC, is morphologically separated into 2 subtypes, type 1 and 2, for prognostic purposes.

Because of the difficulty in morphologically separating the members of the Cx.

Due to these, the gossypii group could be morphologically well separated from the craccivora, fabae, and spiraecola groups.

After collection, flies were brought to the entomology laboratory at BPKIHS and examined under a binocular dissecting microscope; female P. argentipes were morphologically identified and separated from other insects.

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The Sabbath is separate from the week.