Sentence examples for morphology especially the from inspiring English sources
The supplementations of culture media led to changes in morphology (especially, the root architecture) and differentiation.
The output power of four different kinds of TENGs was evaluated to confirm the effect of the surface morphology, especially the interlocked interface.
This improved fundamental understanding provides versatile strategies to control droplet deposition morphology, especially the most desired uniform deposit as well as an unusual "overhang" shape of the cross section of the ring-like deposits.
However, even if oxidation chain scissions are shown to be clearly responsible for the loss of mechanical properties at failure, the structure-property relationships governing ductile-brittle transition require a mixed criterion involving molar mass and crystalline morphology, especially the interlamellar distance.
Figure 3a shows a Laplacian-filtered AFM image for the sample with the rib bottom width of about 1.6 μm to highlight the surface morphology, especially the faceting.
TEM analysis combined with control EDXS and WAXD measurements allowed us characterizing composite morphology, especially the character of amino-MMT nanolayer packing in the matrix.
The crypts were greatly enlarged, but there was some preservation of architecture and normal cell morphology, especially at the tips of the villi and bases of the crypts.
Petaloidy is a striking trend in the evolution of Zingiberales floral morphology, especially in the ginger clade where the number of fertile stamens is drastically reduced and the remaining infertile androecial members are petaloid.
Alkaline pretreatments also had a remarkable effect on the bagasse morphology, especially on the fiber bundles.
Next, we evaluated if the observed changes in nuclear morphology, especially inside the narrowest microtubes below 8 μm, could influence the integrity of DNA, which is tightly packed and harbored inside the nucleus to protect and maintain genome stability.
Secondly, hybridization appears functionally impossible, given the highly differentiated morphology, especially in the male genitalia.
