Sentence examples for morphology and connectivity from inspiring English sources
Depend on the potential waveform condition, the morphology and connectivity of the oxide film was changed.
Similar differences in cell morphology and connectivity were observed – cells remained separated on collagen but coalesced into clusters on fibrin.
Young's modulus of resultant monoliths increases superlinearly with the monolith density with an exponent of ∼2.4, defined by the morphology and connectivity of the CNT-CA scaffold.
The resulting disks exhibit long range ordered acicular pores with substantial anisotropy in the mechanical and electrical properties that is related to the cross sectional pore morphology and connectivity.
Thus, a considerable number of samples covering the range of variability must be studied; pore morphology and connectivity in these samples are assessed using three-dimensional (3D) imaging techniques, which can be very costly and time consuming.
These results suggest that AMPA receptor expression is an important determinant of dendrite morphology and connectivity in neocortical neurons, and further, that contrary to other regions of the CNS, the effects of AMPA receptors on dendrite morphology are not subunit-specific.
The CoCoDat (Collation of Cortical Data) database has been designed as an advanced environment for storing, organizing and retrieving detailed, uninterpreted quantitative data on morphology, electrophysiology and connectivity from the published literature according to neurophysiological concepts.
The BNST is part of the extended amygdala, an anatomical macrostructure that comprises several basal forebrain structures to form a grey matter continuum sharing similarities in morphology, neurochemistry and connectivity [8], [9].
Neurons with similar morphologies and connectivities have been grouped together into classes there are 118 such classes.
SHANK3 mutations caused alterations in neuronal morphology and synaptic connectivity; chronic pharmacological blockage of Ih channels reproduced these phenotypes, suggesting that they may be secondary to Ih-channel impairment.
The crystallization rate of the PEO blocks upon subsequent cooling, as manifested by the freezing (crystallization) temperature (Tf), was highly sensitive to the morphology and spatial connectivity of the microdomains governed by the degree of wetting of PB blocks.
