Sentence examples for morphologies that resemble from inspiring English sources

Several morphologies that resemble Martian features are presented and discussed.

Both strains of mice produced amyloid deposits with morphologies that resemble human amyloid.

Dating to c.6,000 BC, this site has yielded a waterlogged canoe, wooden paddles, foundations of pile dwellings, a small proportion of morphologically domesticated rice (most grains still have wild morphologies) that resembles the japonica subspecies, and a possibility of pig domestication (Liu et al. 2007).

The obtained porous structure is composed of intermingled sticks in a size range of 50 100 nanometers and bumps with a diameter of about 200 nanometers, revealing a morphology that resembles a bird's nest.

Goblet cells exhibit a characteristic morphology that resembles an elongated cup, due to a large apical theca that contains the mucin granules.

It has been observed in controlled crosses between Q. robur and Q. petraea that first generation hybrids at juvenile stage exhibited a leaf morphology that resembles the morphology of the female parent very much [ 23].

The second passage of hADSCs expanded rapidly and developed a uniform morphology that resembled that of fibroblasts.

For pH 7.4-treated samples, the majority of cells had a similar morphology to that shown in the left panel; only 3 out of the 41 cells examined showed morphology that resembled that in the middle panel.