Sentence examples for morphology because of from inspiring English sources
Having analyzed initial morphological differences between treatments before and after the food limitation period, we could interpret additional postcompensatory morphological differences as deviations in morphology because of compensation (Fig. 4, Table S8).
Lunar craters provide ample opportunities to study and understand crater morphology because of their vast numbers.
It has, however, detrimental effects on the lagoon morphology because of the specific technology used, i.e. motorized trawlers carrying suction-dredging devices.
However, it is difficult to assign any specific effect to any particular morphology because of the heterogeneous nature of the samples.
Within Passerida, the superfamily Sylvioidea has proved difficult to delineate based on morphology, because of apparent multiple events of convergent evolution [e.g. [ 9- 12].
Adjustment for tumour type minimises the potential for confounding of socio-demographic differences in stage at diagnosis by socio-demographic differences in tumour morphology because of differential prior long-term exposure to risk factors.
In our previous work, we reported that the sheet resistance and resistivity of the OMO multilayer were mainly determined by Ag thickness and morphology because most of the current in the OMO multilayer flowed through the inserted Ag metal layer [12].
Structures grown on GaAs(110) at 300 kelvin and at elevated temperatures show significantly different morphologies because of balances between thermodynamics and kinetics.
This demonstrates that it is not in accord with evolutionary morphology to divide the cats into two groups which are inferred to differ markedly in cranio-mandibular morphology, because some members of the feline group (Neofelis) and primitive members of the sabretooth group converge morphologically.
Multiply-twinned decahedra are the naturally abundant seed morphology, but because of their twin defects, they are also the most reactive.
The wild type and Rx−/− columns of cells have different morphology, presumably because of different morphogenetic behavior.
