Sentence examples for morphology and basic from inspiring English sources

A brief review of the connection between composition, morphology, and basic physical properties such as stiffness, strength, elongation, and fatigue behavior of neat resins as well as PEEK composites is also given in the chapter.

The genus Musa belongs to the family Musaceae that includes three genera, Musa L., Ensete Horan and Musella C.Y. Wu ex H.W. Li, and has traditionally been divided into four sections based on morphology and basic chromosome number [36]: Eumusa (2n = 2x = 22), Australimusa (2n = 2x = 20), Rhodochlamys (2n = 2x = 22) and Callimusa (2n = 2x = 18, 20).

Although described as relatively numerous (Mott et al., 1997; Zhang and Buckmaster, 2009), little is known about TML-Cs aside from morphology and basic firing characteristics (Soriano and Frotscher, 1993; Mott et al., 1997; Hosp et al., 2014).

Thus, at the present time, molecular pathology probably does offer rather more than tumour morphology and basic immunohistochemistry, but the degree to which this is the case may frequently be overstated.

The cryogels were characterized with regard to their morphology and their basic properties including thermal and mechanical characteristics, and swellability.

Such photocatalyst is realized by the inspiration from leaf's morphology and photosynthesis basic mechanism – Z scheme reaction.

The influences of the surface morphology and the basic physical and chemical properties of the fabric substrates on the PCFs as well as the related structural colors were thoroughly investigated by means of optical microscope, field emission scanning electron microscope (FESEM) and UV Vis spectrometer, and the related mechanisms were profoundly analyzed.

The sistergroup relationship between Silene conica and S. conoidea has not been published before, but is based on their very similar morphology, i.e. they belong to the section Conoimorpha Otth, which is characterized by a calyx morphology and a basic chromosome number, both of which are unique in Sileneae.

All 26 philanthine species under study, including members of the hitherto not investigated genera Philanthinus, Cerceris, Clypeadon, and Aphilanthops, possess head glands that can be classified as PPGs due to their location and basic morphology.

Our observations, based on replicated, standardized cultures, show that cercomonad strains with identical 18S rDNA but different ITS1 sequences can differ in several respects: salinity tolerance, propensity to form cysts, vigour in standard non-saline media (growth density and persistence over time), size and basic cell morphology (Table 2).

On the one hand, cells mainly rely on cytoskeleton and osmotic pressure to maintain the basic morphology and function [36 39].