Sentence examples for morphology from that from inspiring English sources

The latter drawback is a cause for concern since it has been reported that the type of amylin fibrils that form in the presence of a mica surface is significantly different in morphology from that formed free in solution [ 53, 108].

The it-PS crystals grown in the thin films show quite different morphology from that in the bulk.

A previous study reports a very similar synthesis procedure with the same reactants [17] but at a lower temperature (60°C) and yields ZnO nanocrystals of an entirely different morphology from that reported here.

However, Wolpaw and Penry noted that the auditory response recorded at temporal electrode sites had a very different morphology from that at the vertex.

Both karyotypes differ in chromosome morphology from that of Chaetomys subspinosus.

Analysis of both wrky25 mutants revealed no difference in growth or morphology from that of wild-type plants; flowering also occurred at the normal time.

Interestingly, MR6-positive cells were observed to have different morphology from those that were MR6 negative; the nuclei of the former were larger and rounded in shape, whereas the nuclei of the latter were relatively small and oval in shape.

According to our previous results the free radical copolymerization of ethyl acrylate and hydroxyethyl methacrylate gives rise to a system having chain composition and morphology different from that of the random mixture in the original solution.

The volume fraction of collapsed pulmonary areas and the fraction of the lung occupied by large-volume gas-exchanging air spaces (hyperinflated structures with a morphology distinct from that of alveoli and wider than 120 μm) were determined by the point-counting technique, at a magnification of ×200, across ten random, non-coincident microscopic fields [15].

This also has processes reaching into the distal lamina, but its morphology differs from that of Tan (their La wf1).

We examined whether this "stare-in-the-crowd" effect occurs in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes), whose eye morphology differs from that of humans (i.e., low-contrast eyes, dark sclera).