Sentence examples for morphologies that varied from inspiring English sources

This study revealed colony morphologies that varied in color (buff, blue or grey), texture (smooth or nonsmooth) and LD100 (range from 1 10 to avirulent).

NB obtained from 10% HS (Fig. 9J) or the NB strains "Nanons" (Fig. 9K) and "DSM 5820" (Fig. 9L), showed morphologies that varied from round to spindle and film shapes, accompanied by varying degrees of crystallinity.

Microscopic examination of the cultured cells revealed different morphologies that varied consistently to the histological tumor type.

The bands display several morphologies that vary from linear to concentric forms.

Langerhans (2009), for instance, demonstrated the importance of post-Pleistocene divergence in morphology to survival of Bahamas mosquitofish (Gambusia hubbsi) in environments that varied in predation pressure.

And that varied in extremity.

Tissue engineering scaffolds that vary in morphology and function offer a template for zone-specific cartilage extracellular matrix (ECM) production and mechanical properties.

Here, we present de novo floral transcriptome assemblies using short read sequencing of four individual plants of neotropical Eichhornia (Pontederiaceae) species that vary in floral morphology and mating system.

By artificially changing growth rates and timing, a wide range of breeds that vary substantially in cranial morphology have been produced.

The species-rich, endemic family of New World leaf-nosed bats (Phyllostomidae) offers exciting opportunities for such studies with more than 175 species that vary widely in their ecologies and morphologies.

Applying geometrical measures of shape and size, which are not standard in traditional pollen morphology studies, has also shown potential in differentiating pollen types that vary only in size and/or subtly in shape.