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Spindle morphologies were classified as follows: metaphase I or metaphase I-like spindles were defined as a short, bipolar spindle spanning a single DAPI mass.

Follicle stage and morphology were classified.

Lesion morphology was classified according to the American Heart Association AHAA) criterion from class I to class IV [[9]].

The craters that are 80 100 m in diameter with gentle depression morphology are classified into the latest stage of Eratosthenian.

(1980), the craters as small 100 m in diameter with shallow bowl-shaped morphology are classified as Copernican craters.

Lesion morphology was classified in toluidine blue-stained, semithin epoxy sections as early fatty streaks (round foam cells with little intervening extracellular matrix); advanced fatty streaks (foam cells with extracellular lipid); fibrous plaques (spindle-shaped cells within extracellular matrix); or atheromatous lesions (presence of an atheromatous core).

The direct observation of the sinus membrane showed that it is stretchable and can be easily elevated in eight cases where the membrane morphology was classified as thick (group B), whereas in the other four cases (group A), the membrane was thin and hardly accepted the lifting procedure (Tables 1 and 2).

Gametocyte morphology was classified as previously described [ 49].

Coronary lesion morphology was classified using modified American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association criteria [ 18].

Tumor morphology was classified as predominantly epithelioid or spindle-shaped.

Based on echocardiography, ventricular morphology was classified in various subgroups.