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Large sand intrusions often exhibit conical morphologies analogous to magmatic intrusions such as saucer-shaped or cup-shaped sills.

Indeed, when mdivi-1 treatment began on day 7, we found late changes in cell culture morphologies analogous to "background colonies" or "early colonies" that can be observed in untreated control cultures beginning on day 4 (Fig. 2B).

The results show that the CdS products replicated from the mesoporous silica SBA-15 hard template possess highly ordered hexagonal mesostructure and fiber-like morphology, analogous to the mother template.

The microvasculature of the inferior turbinate presented a characteristic hairpin-like morphology analogous to other mucosal tissue surfaces.

We initially hypothesized that the nucleolar filaments may regulate some DNA damage-specific change in nucleolar morphology, analogous to the role of actin filaments in germinal vesicles of Xenopus oocytes.

A recent in vitro study [ 56] showed that nanocrystals of carbonate apatite with composition and morphology analogous to atherosclerotic plaque formed in vivo, precipitated from human serum-like solutions that did not contain inhibitors, supporting the mechanism of spontaneous precipitation of carbonate apatite in the absence of physiological inhibitors.

The unilamellar vesicle is a common morphology which is analogous to the eukaryotic cellular membrane.

We analyzed eco-morphology in a manner analogous to the wild-caught samples.

Birds show incredible diversity in morphology, physiology, and behavior – all of which are analogous to phenotypic variation encountered in other species.

In the literature, it has been suggested that crumpled graphene is analogous to wadding paper, and that this morphology significantly improves self-dispersion in lubricants and anti-wear behavior.

Here we demonstrate through time-lapse microscopy and immunocytochemical analysis that late-passage hNPCs indeed follow a 3-cell neurogenic system analogous to that observed in vivo in which cells with morphologies and marker profiles consistent with RGs and oRGs divide to produce an intermediate cell type that in turn divides symmetrically to produce two neuroblasts.