Sentence examples for morphology in some from inspiring English sources

These 2 groups, the "olive-backed" and coastal breeding "russet-backed" thrushes, also differ in morphology, in some aspects of their vocalizations, and in their wintering areas, with the russet-backed group wintering primarily in Middle America and the olive-backed in South America.

Nuclear staining with Hoechst showed that HDACi cause nuclear condensation and abnormal nuclear morphology in some cells.

Lastly, they showed that, serum-deprivation prevented Nutlin 3A-induced a large, flat senescent morphology in some cancer cell lines.

However, we were unable to obtain data related to SPN morphology in some cases, making it difficult to compare the results.

This study also described XEN cell morphology in some detail and noted that several distinct cellular morphologies were discernible in wild type XEN cells (Brown et al., 2010b).

In contrast, individual hominoid taxa all retain some aspect of primitive ancestral morphology in some wrist bones, while being derived in others.

Hence, we propose that, similar to the evolution of female abdominal spines and other external morphologies in some water striders [14] [17], female genitalia concealment in G. gracilicornis might have evolved as an effective mating-resistance trait under sexual-conflict driven selection.

Previous studies have recognized intermediate floral morphologies in some populations, leading some to question the validity of species circumscriptions.

For long bone fragments, the MNIE is generally based on the repetition of the proximal shaft morphology (e.g., sub-trochanteric femur morphology), but, in some cases (e.g., the humerus) the MNIE is based on the distal articular morphology.

These findings imply that a broad range of independent processes affect morphology in adult animals, some of which govern age-related structure, and some of which govern functional decline.

The direction of this information flow may be from intrinsic to synaptic for the induction of permanent, morphological changes (such as dendritic spine morphology)–however in some systems (e.g., cerebellum) intrinsic plasticity may also have a permanent component (Purkinje cells).