Sentence examples for morphology a characteristic from inspiring English sources
Figure S5a shows the distinctive SEM micrograph of the pre-carbonized PS, where the naturally abundant lignocellulosic microfibril networks quantify the rough surface morphology, a characteristic feature of any biomass.
To explain the observation by optical microscopy peculiarities of electric field-assisted alignment of the filler of different morphology, a characteristic time of carbon nanoparticle rotation in epoxy matrix under AC electric field action was theoretically estimated.
In control, nutlin- 3a caused a lean morphology, a characteristic of quiescence [ 16].
Senescent cells are characterized by large cell/nuclear size and "flattened" morphology, a characteristic feature of growth imbalance.
We further investigated effects of etoposide in cells treated by either rapamycin or serum starvation as depicted in Figure 2. Exposure of WI-38t cells to either rapamycin or serum starvation resulted in a lean cellular morphology, a characteristic of quiescence.
The genus Hyalodiscus Hertwig and Lesser, 1874 comprises naked freshwater amoebae with a unique set of characters, namely a vibrant orange-red colour, a discoid or fan-shaped morphology, and a characteristic rolling locomotion.
Verticillium morphology includes a characteristic verticilliate arrangement of the three to five asexual spore producing cells (phialides) forming branches at each node of the conidiophores (Kim et al. 2001).
This change in InGaN film volume and morphology leads to a characteristic dependence of PEC etch rate on time: an incubation time, followed by a rise, then a peak, then a slow decay.
Since its expression depends on the particle morphology and size a characteristic time of GNPs and MWCNTs rotation differ.
They are generally defined by their morphology and by a characteristic pattern of gene expression.
When treated with either 1 μg/ml gp41-I90, 50 nM METH or METH (50 nm) + gp41-I90 (1 μg/ml) (24 h), HBMECs and astrocytes became flat and showed enlarged morphology, which is a characteristic phenotypic change in premature senescence.
