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Thirdly, a new model shows that moraine ridges with different morphologies may reflect different members of an end moraine continuum.

The fractal morphology may reflect some subtle changes in surface textures of a landscape sculpted by surface processes, which in turn are influenced by tectonic activities.

Spine size and morphology may reflect anatomical circumstances.

Several studies suggest that changes in EKG morphology may reflect changes in volume status.

The observed cell morphology may reflect cells undergoing cell division but the loss of the Rep helicase (rep) and presence of a truncated FtsK and pseudogenized FtsN gene may impair cytokinesis.

The present study thus hypothesized that TTH and migraine are different in brain morphology, which may reflect their distinct symptomatology, sensory processing, and disease burden.

This heterogeneity cannot always be recognized by tumor morphology, but may reflect the complexity of underlying genetic aberrations.

The addition of F4/80-positive mouse mammary macrophages to the clonogenic assays had no discernible effect on colony size or morphology, but may reflect inadequate culture conditions for macrophages in the epithelial cell assays (data not shown).

We suspect that the high degree of t-tubule morphology shown here may reflect the long er) duration of the disease process in humans.

IBs are the terminal stage of a series of aggregation steps, leading us to predict that IB morphology, lethality, and formation kinetics may reflect the preceding aggregation processes.

This shared morphology in Pan with Pongo may reflect larger loading of the radiolunate joint in adducted position during climbing [ 17, 69].