Sentence examples for morphology such that from inspiring English sources

By contrast, a reduction in the permeability anisotropy ratio will weaken the flow-focusing effect, thereby reducing the fingering length of the dissolution front or changing the front morphology such that it has a more stable status.

The presence of dioxane was crucial to improve the morphology such that single-crystal blocks could be obtained.

In this study, facial analysis is done using a spatially dense network of landmarks, which provides more complete descriptions of facial morphology such that salient features are not overlooked [ 15].

Interestingly, in the triquetrum, the ancestral hominin condition is most similar to the "suspensory/brachiating" morphology, such that all fossil hominins, including H. neanderthalensis, are more similar to Asian apes than to H. sapiens or African apes [ 74].

Previous work on B. neumayeri demonstrated a trade-off between respiratory and trophic morphology, such that relatively larger gilled swamp fish spent more time handling food items than smaller gilled stream fish [ 27].

For reasons we cannot currently explain, between 42 and 45 min, well after all of the clusters have recruited significant actin, there is a dramatic change in cluster morphology, such that the puncta appear to shatter into a large number of short linear structures.

Animals appear to compensate by changing other aspects of their morphology, such as that demonstrated by the allometry of limb moment arms described by Biewener (Biewener, 1989; Biewener, 1990).

It is thus not clear whether connective tissue morphology such as that shown in Figure 4C is due to the presence of multiple connective tissue layers within the superficial fascia or due to fatty infiltration and disorganization of the perimuscular layer.

The effects were also context dependent such that different morphologies (mounding versus branching) and different species of corals exhibited varying calcification responses and varying impacts of N, depending on type (nitrate or ammonium) and source (natural or anthropogenically derived).

Clearly, no imaging modality that evaluates gross morphology (such as CT) will ever be as 'accurate' as the microscope.

Plethodontid salamanders have direct developing forms, where the larval phase is abandoned such that only adult morphologies occur throughout development.