Sentence examples for morphology in its from inspiring English sources

There, the Presenteseracae debris-covered glacier has advanced several tens of metres and has developed a rock glacier morphology in its lower part over the last 60 years.

Moreover, as Kaplan [33] correctly indicated, the discipline of plant morphology in its pure form has never been widely practiced in the United States.

The basic symbolic process of invariant building in CIT ( "Faltungsprozess" or "Convolution"; see Methods) was characterized as an "accurate morphological method" [13] and previously Sylvester called the algebra of the invariants of binary forms as "Analytical Morphology in its absolute sense" [14].

The control, which is the contralateral noninjected eye, also showed similar microglia morphology in its nonreactive state.

Species definition is mainly based on hypnozygote (also known as zygospores) morphology because the simple morphology in its vegetative state does not permit species recognition.

Within Lamellipedia, a clade of pygidium bearing taxa is resolved that can be shown to have a broadly helmetiid-like tergite morphology in its ground pattern.

It is shown that the precipitate morphology, in particular its local curvature, and the local chemical composition significantly alter both, the misfit dislocation network which forms at the precipitate interface, and the core structure of the misfit dislocations.

Although EDAR370A has been associated with increased scalp hair thickness and changed tooth morphology in humans, its direct biological significance and potential adaptive role remain unclear.

We observed, furthermore, that Core I protein overexpression was restricted to follicular carcinomas and to adenomas with a microfollicular morphology in contrast with its lower expression in macrofollicular adenomas.

Considering the bee pollen morphology in terms of its shape and color, as observed by light microscopy, when compared to the morphology of different plant pollens from a set of standard slides and the recorded figures in the Palynotheca book, the bee pollen appeared to be mainly (>95% from randomly examined samples) comprised of corn pollen.

The dispersion of MT clays in neat SEBS matrix was a real problem as evidenced from morphology and reflected in its properties.