Sentence examples for morphology in this from inspiring English sources
Although many recent studies show that SWCNTs toxicity is highly associated with morphological signatures, we do not think morphology in this experiment which had a major impact on toxicological effects.
The chondrocytes retained chondrocytic spherical morphology in this HA matrix.
The concept of roundness is introduced to characterize the binder morphology in this study.
The different functional groups such as hydroxide and carboxylylic did not affect on crystallinity and morphology in this study [32].
Therefore, even a single base substitution could cause extensive changes in a bird's morphology in this system.
Although the Ag3BiI6 films seems to be uniform observed by eyes, the nanoscale morphology in this SEM image scaled at 1 µm was relatively uniform (Fig. 7a).
Analysis of morphology in the light of this phylogenetic data reveals a relationship between body plan and endophytic lifestyle was evident in these fungi: a highly reduced morphology is an adaptation to survival on living leaves on trees, and the adaptation is evident in the morphology of both sexual and asexual reproductive structures.
It has been concluded that the crystallization kinetics, not the thermodynamics, mainly determine the final phase morphologies in this particular system.
The polymer morphologies in this curing system can be regulated from polymer beads to porous polymer matrix by varying the liquid crystals (LCs) contents, chemical structures of epoxy monomers, and functionality of thiol hardeners.
AFM analysis of aggregate morphologies in this regime indicated an assembly pathway distinctly different from that observed at low salt concentrations (Fig. 1B and C, bottom row).
The specificity of amino acids towards attaining unique silica morphologies in this study also suggests that the diversity in biosilica morphology seen in different diatom species might possibly be due to the compositional differences in cationic polypeptides responsible for biosilicification, wherein lysine, histidine and arginine have been found to be present in different proportions [28], [38].
