Sentence examples for morphologies are grouped from inspiring English sources

The results of an experiment (the resultant regenerated morphologies) are grouped by the time at which the morphologies appear.

Coccidia are protozoan parasites, consisting of 13 species which occur at high prevalence in the population, but with oocytes of indistinguishable morphology which are grouped into one count of FOC (Craig et al., 2007).

Particularly, the fungal morphology could be grouped into either (a) thick mycelial clumps (aggregated or entangled filamentous form of the fungus) as observed in control cultivation; (b) loose or freely suspended mycelia as observed with cultivations in presence of additives (such as glycerol and calcium ions); and (c) pellets as observed at acidic pH cultivation conditions.

After 48 h, the highly aggressive BRC cells acquired their characteristic elongated morphology and were grouped in irregularly formed conglomerates (also seen in Figure 2(c)), and cultures already presented proteolytic activity.

Neurons with similar morphologies and connectivities have been grouped together into classes there are 118 such classes.

Isolates growing on PDA and on Nutrient Agar were grouped by morphology into 4 distinct groups.

Mdx fibres were grouped by morphology as either showing a dystrophic phenotype (branching and splitting, 'split fibres') or not.

Certified oral pathologists graded the cases, which were grouped by morphology.

We performed pre-specified subgroup analyses by sex, where appropriate, and by tumor type, which were grouped according to morphology.

These morphologies were then further grouped into type 1 and type 2 endometrial cancers by the specialist histopathologist in gynaecological cancer on the team (RG).

Canyon morphologies are most common.