Sentence examples for morphologies derived from from inspiring English sources

The persisting small EEFs share characteristics of hypnozoites, including the morphologies derived from the limited description of in vivo-derived hypnozoites (30, 31) and their atovaquone and primaquine drug sensitivity profiles (21).

Herein we have proposed a facile method to prepare Co3O4/NPC composites with different morphologies derived from ZIF-67.

Characteristic solution behavior and morphologies derived from their amphiphilic properties and three-dimensional architectures will be introduced briefly.

Microstructural observations of the sintered bodies showed honeycomb-like morphologies derived from the growing ice crystals in gel bodies.

In the past decades, ZnO nanoparticles with various sizes and morphologies derived from the polyol-mediated approach have been studied extensively.

A new system of porous titanium metaphyseal cones has been designed based on the femoral and tibial morphology derived from a computed tomography based anatomical database.

However, despite the structural difference in adsorbed Fn, both parylene-C and silicon oxide substrates host sub-populations of neurons and cells with fibroblast morphology, derived from the differentiation of CGR8 mES cells.

Plants with non- cpr1 morphology were derived from M1 parents that displayed cpr1 morphology.

The as-prepared carbon showed an interesting hollow tube morphology that derived from its precursor.

Validation studies for LAA morphology data derived from 3D TEE were performed using 10 isolated porcine LAA specimens.

The scanning electron micrographs (SEM) images present a distinct morphology evolution derived from the in situ decomposition of LSCF.