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Conclusions: Diabetic VSMCs exhibit significantly increased rates of proliferation, adhesion, and migration as well as abnormal cell culture morphology suggestive of abnormal contact inhibition.

Chororapithecus from Ethiopia is slightly older (10.5 10.0 million years ago) and has a size and morphology suggestive of modern gorillas (Suwa et al. 2007).

Biomechanical vectors and injury morphology suggestive of distraction-rotation and shear-translation result in gross mechanical instability, which needs surgical stabilisation.

A study of an area of extensive hybridization between B. robur and B. oblongifolia at Barren Grounds Nature Reserve revealed some plants with morphology suggestive of B. paludosa in their parentage, and requiring further investigation.

Additionally, type I cells exhibited a substantially thickened, disorganized morphology, suggestive of impaired differentiation.

Transition to an amoeboid morphology, suggestive of a typical "activated" state, was not observed.

One week after plating, the spheres had flattened and showed cell morphologies suggestive of differentiation.

CaV3.1 (α1G) and CaV3.2 (α1H) reactivity was observed in cells with morphologies suggestive for TCs.

The leg morphology is suggestive of a function involving grasping and holding.

Samples for cytopathologic evaluation were obtained by fine-needle aspiration of the mass and the cell morphology was suggestive of a mammary carcinoma.

When entering in the subduction system, these fracture zones generally change the trench morphology, which is suggestive of a high resistance of the fracture zone against the subduction (Hsu et al.2013; Lin et al.2009).2009