Sentence examples for morphologies are defined from inspiring English sources

Tooth morphologies are defined by the crown width and tooth length (macro-morphologies), and by the number and locations of the cusp and roots (micro-morphologies).

Normal/elongated, fragmented/punctate or fibrillar mitochondrial morphologies were defined by width/length parameters of 1 1, 1 3 and 1 10 respectively.

After the topology and morphology are defined, mathematical models can be created.

Surface morphology was defined by using scanning electron microscopy.

The terrain morphology was defined by a site-specific character, providing a process-based representation of local conditions.

The method allows fine pixel based segmentation for small tissue cores, and three classes of tissue morphology were defined, including tumour, stroma and lymphoid/inflammatory cells/necrosis.

Morphology was defined as ductal, lobular, or other.

Terminal morphology was defined as the budded state of the mother cells upon senescence.

The cell morphology was defined through optical microscopic observations (Olympus x50).

The morphology was defined as rough or smooth, opaque or transparent, and yellow or beige.

Neuron morphology was defined as having an apical dendrite and/or triangular morphology as observed in 50 μm sections.