Sentence examples for morphology except for from inspiring English sources
Fracture surfaces exhibit a corrugated morphology, except for thickness below 400 nm exhibiting perfectly flat surfaces.
Our study showed no effects on small intestinal morphology, except for an age-related increase in villus width (P=0.02), crypt depth (P<0.05) and thickness of the tunica muscularis (P<0.001).
SEM observation and XRD analysis show that films are nanocrystalline with a globular morphology except for the films formed under potentiostatic control at 353 K, which show a dendritic structure.
Unlike OsMYB103L, whose mutation lead to the reduction in the cellulose content and a brittle culm phenotype (Ye et al., 2015), snd2 mutants showed normal culm and no obvious change in plant morphology except for lower cellulose content and thinner sclerenchyma cell wall(Fig. 5b and g).
The effects of river systems on the spatial form of cities have not been extensively studied in the field of urban morphology except for some brief and non-continuous research (Silva et al. 2006; Kubat et al. 2007; Mello and Holanda 2009; Asad and Ahsan 2012; Hossain and Bahauddin 2013).
The controls, in contrast, were all of hyaline morphology except for their fibrocartilaginous meniscus.
This resolution is accordant with the general morphological similarities except for differences in the morphology of the indusia between Nothoperanema and Diacalpe/ Peranema[ 10].
The changes in cell morphology seemed minimal, except for extensive lipid coalescence in roasted samples, which is consistent with our recent observations (Mandalari et al., 2014).
No gross changes in morphology were observed, except for the exit of sperm from the seminal vesicle, through the 'valve region', and into the tube formed by the vas deferens.
There was a clear trend for decreasing RRs with increasing parity in all morphologies, except mucinous tumours, which showed no trend.
In cases with different morphology, agreement for matching was high except for a single case; case 21 demonstrated a fecal residue at CTC and a polyp at colonoscopy in which only four of eight readers performed a match between the fecal residue and a polyp.
