Sentence examples similar to morphologies were converted from inspiring English sources
By increasing the cathodic duty cycle, pancake surface morphology was converted to crater-like.
Pancake like morphology was converted to crater like by altering waveform from unipolar to bipolar.
With addition of CR, SBS and hard asphalt, phase morphology is converted from a continuous asphalt phase with dispersed polymer phase to two twisted continuous phases, and then to a continuous asphalt phase with dispersed polymer phase again.
Each cancer registration is coded according to the International Classification of Disease 10th revision (ICD-10), with a morphology code from either the 2nd (ICD-O-2) or the 3rd edition (ICD-O-3) of the International Classification of Diseases for Oncology; for this study, ICD-O-2 morphology codes were converted to ICD-O-3 (SEER, 2001).
Data on spring or winter growth habit, two-row or six-row ear morphology and caryopsis structure were converted into binary characters and logistic regressions of these phenotypes against the Q-matrices for K = 2-15 carried out with the R statistics package.
Morphology codes for incident haematological neoplasms were converted from the second to the third edition as necessary (National Cancer Institute, 2011).
The ancestral strain was converted to the evolved morphology by converting ancestral alleles to those of the putative causal mutations and the evolved strains were converted to the ancestral morphology by converting the putative causal mutations to their ancestral alleles.
In both cases the original authors had separately reconstructed the morphologies at each time point and deposited the corresponding static tracing data into NeuroMorpho.Org, where they were converted into (classic) SWC files.
Only two prototypes were converted.
Raw nuclear and AJ associated fluorescence values were converted to nuclear/AJ ratios to remove bias from variability in cell size/morphology and initial fluorescence intensities captured at 0 h.
