Sentence examples for morphology rather than from inspiring English sources

Second, we directly assessed the survival of transfected neurons by visualizing cellular morphology, rather than relying on nuclear condensation of fixed cells as a proxy.

It is found that it is the field-induced changes in surface morphology rather than the nanowires themselves that strongly scatter light.

It is found that the power output of MFC depends on the morphology rather than the oxygen-containing group concentration of the carbon felt surface.

Berger et al. suggests that in light of this, we perhaps should be concerned about fossils which we have assigned to species on the basis of morphology rather than direct dates.

In presence of either of the CNTs, 60/40 PαMSAN/PMMA blends yield a droplet-matrix morphology rather than co-continuous and do not show any percolation.

It was revealed that the Cu species were highly dispersed inside the ordered ZrSBA-15 framework with platelet morphology, rather than aggregation outside the surface, leading to excellent adsorption capacity for thiophene (up to 9.35 mg/g at 50 °C).

The eutectic solidification interface advances in the alloy melt in seaweed morphologies rather than the well-known dendritic mode due to the weak interface energy anisotropy.

The main purpose of this study is to illustrate a basic idea that specifying spatio-temporal patterns of active cell proliferation is able to guide organ morphologies, rather than showing a detailed realistic description of limb-bud formation.

In Meisterernst (2016b), it has been argued that the aspectual distinctions expressed by the reconstructed verbal morphology rather concern the lexical than the grammatical aspect.

This is consistent with a cell morphology change, rather than only relocalization of melanin or melanosomes within a stellate cell.

Fluorescence decay analysis yielded similar lifetimes of ∼1.5 ± 0.1 ms for the 613 nm emission of the three morphologies, suggesting that the differing luminescence was largely morphology-dependent, rather than defect-dependent.