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However, spherulitic morphology is always obtained once PP crystallizes from an isotropic melt by melting the samples at 200 °C.

With such a resistance advantage, it is unclear why the candy-cane morphology is always in the minority, and why the erect morphology persists at all in S. altissima populations.

Furthermore, inspired by the fact that crystal morphology is always regulated in biology by biomolecules [13], reports to date have focused on using such molecules as templates to synthesize materials with novel nanostructures, for example, simple amino acids [14,15] or polypeptides/proteins [16].

We have analysed in this study whether selection for iPS cells based on colony morphology is always suitable to generate high-quality cell lines, such as required for future transplantation studies and therapeutic applications.

Consequently, the particle morphology is always solid as exemplarily shown in Fig.  4.

However, wing morphology was always linked to the first principal component and echolocation to the second principal component (Table 2).

Analysis of cell morphology was always performed on the images acquired during the first session.

The number of muscle fibers containing these morphologies were always very scarce (one or two), and the structures were often found scattered in the sarcoplasm or just beneath the sarcolemma, in a focal plane other than that of the fiber.

A morphology graph is always connected (there is a path between any two regions or organs), since a region or organ cannot be isolated from the rest of the morphology.

At the end of this study, it is possible to state that a serious alteration of facial morphology is not always accompanied by functional consequences, and if this happens, it does not always involve all the parameters that determine correct neuromuscular function and mandibular kinesiology.

Finally, migratory morphology is not always correlated with motility, motile cells can change shape dramatically [7].