Sentence examples for morphology and substrate from inspiring English sources

The seabed morphology and substrate architecture reveal a large submarine landslide complex in water depths of 120 360 m.

These coatings were evaluated using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) to determine the morphology and substrate coverage.

The validity of the assay was examined against 22 reference strains within the family Pasteurellaceae and 17 field isolates (nasal) that had been collected previously from feedlot cattle and tentatively identified as M. haemolytica based on morphology and substrate utilization.

Relative sediment supply, as expressed by the sediment supply/transport capacity ratio, which controls channel morphology and substrate textures, two key physical habitat characteristics, was quantified using a dimensionless bedload transport ratio, q⁎.

It should be widely applicable for elucidating how spatiotemporal changes in morphology and substrate biochemistry regulate tissue morphogenesis.

On the basis of these observations, nondimensional analysis was employed to correlate cellular morphology and substrate nanotopography.

The above approach revealed the required printing parameters for the further optimization of the layer interface, morphology, thickness and substrate properties in order to implement the above methodology for large-scale manufacturing of flexible OPVs by a R2R process.

These cell lines offer the advantages of being fairly straightforward to culture, having well-characterized adhesive structures and morphology, and exhibiting substrate-sensitive behavior such as adhesion, spreading, and migration shortly after engaging with a substrate.

The splat morphology and splat-substrate interfaces were characterised using FIB and TEM.

It has been shown that material and physical properties of the membrane support could affect cell morphology and cell-substrate contacts, therefore leading to divergent TEER values (Lo et al. 1999; Thwaites et al. 1993).

However, spore morphology, moisture content, and substrate are considered important determinants of fruit susceptibility.