Sentence examples for morphology mass and from inspiring English sources

Thus, seed traits associated with morphology, mass, and germination varied significantly among the populations, are strongly affected by climatic and geographical factors, and were moderately correlated with genetic diversity.

The inter-relationships between muscle morphology, mass and strength will similarly be determined using Pearson's correlation coefficient and linear regression.

The relationships between birth weight and muscle morphology mass and function will be principally explored using the Student's t-test or analysis of variance (ANOVA), and linear regression.

The Hertfordshire Sarcopenia Study (HSS) is a retrospective cohort study designed to investigate life course influences on muscle morphology, mass and strength in community dwelling older people.

The relationships between life course influences and muscle morphology, mass and function will be explored using the Student's t-test, ANOVA or Pearson's correlation coefficient followed by linear and multiple regression.

Biogenic sulfuric acid corrosion resistance was studied by analyzing the surface and localized morphology, mass loss and compressive strength of both concrete specimens.

Because the mitochondrion is one of the most important organelles for β-cell function and survival, its morphology, mass, membrane potential (Δψm), and ATP generation were measured to evaluate the effects of BPA on mitochondrial function.

The region was also active for plant height, leaf morphology, plant mass and root morphology.

Each blinded reader reviewed every study and recorded breast features (background parenchymal enhancement) and lesion features (lesion morphology, mass shape, mass margin, mass internal enhancement, nonmass enhancement distribution, nonmass enhancement internal enhancement, enhancement kinetics) according to the fifth edition of the BI-RADS lexicon and provided a final BI-RADS assessment.

Similar to our results, Anderson et al. [13] in a study of 36 patients with suspected extra-hepatic cholangiocarcinoma reported a sensitivity of FDG-PET of 85%% for nodular morphology (mass >1 cm) versus only 18%% for infiltrating morphology.

The radiologists reached a consensus regarding the following features: tumor morphology (mass-forming, infiltrative, polypoid or combined), tumor location and extent, signal intensity compared with a normal liver, signal homogeneity, enhancement pattern, and associated findings, including ductal dilatation, hepatic metastases, tumor thrombus, lobar atrophy, and visualization of the biliary system.