Sentence examples for morphology and ii from inspiring English sources

Correlation analysis was performed for DFI, SD_DFI, and mean DFI and (i) normal morphology, (ii) total sperm head morphology, and (ii) the incidence of specific morphological defects.

Overall, in these studies, the two ultimate key questions researchers attempt to answer are: (i) how do mating preferences influence the evolution of morphology, and (ii) how do selective pressures shape mating preferences?

Beyond these main objectives, consistent, genetically based differences between the crosses were detected for the following: (i) body morphology and (ii) the incidence of male parr maturity.

The following criteria were required: i) a diagnosis of pancreatic necrosis based on EUS morphology and ii) an initial decision for conservative management during the hospital stay or at presentation, when seen as outpatient.

However, it should be stressed that among all biomarkers the most specific to senescent cells are: (i) the characteristic changes in cell morphology and (ii) the induction of senescence-associated β-galactosidase activity; the latter is considered to be the hallmark of cell senescence (37, 38).

Our goal was to test two key predictions of the hypothesis (Fig 1B and 1C): (i) that either extracellular or intracellular signals regulating integrin activation can control oligodendrocyte morphology, and (ii), that the effects of inhibition of one class of signals could be partially overcome by stimulation of the other, so demonstrating integration of signals by the integrin.

Prior to in vitro maturation COCs were assessed morphologically, and only those that had a cumulus morphology quality I and II [ 7] were selected.

SEM-FEG and Raman spectroscopy experiments confirmed respectively that i) the initial steps of the photo-assisted electrodeposition of polypyrrole films occur first at the mouth of the titanium dioxide nanotubes, before leading to the well-known cauliflower-like morphology for PPy and ii) PPy is systematically produced in a doped state.

In 3-D culture the mechanically stable gel was shown to support the viability of cells, the retention of cell morphology and collagen type II deposition.

Since the optical properties of NW arrays can be distinctively adjusted by tuning their three-dimensional geometry, to further improve the performance of NW-based solar cells, great attention has been put on how to optimize the morphology and topology of III V NW arrays to maximize the light absorption [5, 9 13].

The porous PMMA film was applied as template for gold electrodeposition, allowing the control of the (i) amount of electrodeposited material by monitoring the charge densities and (ii) morphology of the resulting structure by properly setting the deposition kinetics.