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High quality images were obtained from STEM-in-SEM, and enabled the study of commonly monitored features such as overall morphology, identification of component phases, assessment of compatibility between discrete and continuous phases, and the dispersion and distribution of the discrete components.
Table 1 exhibits 12 lumbar discs involved in this study.> NP tissues were washed in PBS and separated from anulus fibrosus (AF) on the basis of their macroscopic morphology (identification of the innermost lamellar rings of the AF).
Moreover, a better understanding of shell morphology would facilitate morphological identifications of invasive strains in the field.
Because convergent evolution leads to broad similarity in morphological features, classifications and phylogenies based mainly on morphology make identification of such convergence in a single group more difficult.
The morphology and identification of SSc patient-derived DVSMCs.
The morphology and identification of healthy subject-derived DVSMCs.
Conversely, cytological techniques permit evaluation of cell morphology and identification of those cells that have tumor-like appearance.
The slices were stained with hematoxylin and eosin for general cell morphology and identification of cartilage tissue, and visually inspected using light microscopy.
Expert differentiation of urinary cell morphology, accurate identification of cellular and non-cellular casts and recognition and diagnosis of various endogenous and drug-related crystals can lead to rapid diagnosis of the kidney-related process.
Almost two thirds of the volume is dedicated to medically important members of the order Diptera (true flies, mosquitoes, and sandflies), and separate sections are devoted to the biology, morphology, and identification of individual mosquito genera.
The distribution of nematode taxa in our study was also comparable to what has been observed in other studies using morphology for identification of nematodes from agricultural soils, indicating quantitative recovery.
