Sentence examples for morphology as shown from inspiring English sources

Thin sections of fossiliferous chert make it possible to view their three-dimensional morphology (as shown in the pictures above).

AFM images also confirmed the presence of a spherulitic morphology, as shown several years ago using SALS and SEM.

This graph represented that the sample had an ideal lamellar morphology as shown in Fig. 5.

After adsorption, the effect of nickel binding to the adsorbent surface caused changes in morphology as shown in Figure 2B.

Actually, the obtained CoAc/CuAc/PVA electrospun nanofibers have good nanofibrous morphology as shown in Figure 1A.

After the deposition of the 5-nm ZnO layer by ALD, the sample still conserves its nanosheet morphology as shown in Fig. 3d.

This suggested that the mechanism behind the xylanase-boosting effect of cellulose hydrolysis in pretreated biomass is not solely due to increasing cellulose accessibility through xylan removal and that it also involves contributions to changes in fiber morphology as was shown with the FQA and Simons' stain values obtained during the hydrolysis of the SPCS substrate.

Such differences in capacitances are expected due to the different morphologies as shown in previous SEM images.

After the depositions, both the tri-layer and multi-layer samples showed smoother morphologies as shown in Additional file 1: Figure S1(c)–(d).

While very thin films showed contrasting film morphologies between two different substrates, thick films (d WO3 = 8.0 nm) on both substrates showed continuous film morphologies, as shown in insets of Fig. 4.

Choice of these regions was guided by our knowledge of the structures and organization of the colon and our ability to visualize common morphologies as shown in Figures 1 and 2. 'Epithelium' was chosen from the outer layers of the villi in the small intestine (blue in Figure 1B) and the regions making up the crypts in the colon (Figure 1G).