Sentence examples for morphologies that have from inspiring English sources

The apparent dominance of paedomorphosis in the evolution of major morphological novelties is due, in part, to the greater degree of morphological difference between very early embryonic and adult forms than between adult morphologies that have been accelerated or extended by hypermorphosis.

The discussion is centered around colloidal plasmonic nanoparticles and therefore we start from the library of morphologies that have been reported in the literature.

These systems describe a wide variety of morphologies that have been fabricated and studied experimentally, including particles, nanowires, nanotubes, and porous solids.

The flaking and powdering of bricks demonstrate different weathered morphologies that have similar material compositions that are classed as exfoliation and pelletizing and are responsible for the presence of some salty ions, such as C, S and N, due to halite (NaCl), thenardite (Na2SO4) and metal nitrates [M NO3)n] at a total of 10 at.%.

This method provides a wide range for optimization for applications such as light guiding and allows detailed theoretical modeling of plasmon modes due to the wide variety of plasmon emission patterns observed for the simple particle morphologies that have been investigated (spheres, rods, triangles, cubes, and particle pairs).

The skeleton's features clarify morphologies that have been given critical weight in primate phylogeny, and call into question accepted wisdom about the origin of higher primates.

Characterizing the changes in cichlid trophic morphology that have contributed to their extraordinary adaptive radiations has broad evolutionary implications, and such studies are necessary for directing future investigations into the proximate mechanisms that have shaped these spectacular phenomena.

However, even albatrosses possess variability in body and wing morphology that have important implications for differential use of wind among species [10] and between sexes within a species [11], [12].

In response to milk stasis, the WT glands underwent the characteristic changes in morphology that have been documented during milk stasis [ 2, 22]).

The 3-D system enables new dental phenotypes to be defined, increasing anatomical discrimination and providing the opportunity to explore aspects of dental development and morphology that have hitherto remained neglected.

The China and UK samples come from populations showing subtle differences in morphology that have been classified into different subspecies (caraco and norvegicus, respectively), but the extent of gene flow between these populations is unknown.