Sentence examples for morphology that has from inspiring English sources

We describe a compact, textured morphology that has not been reported before.

We will next discuss some parameters affecting the blend morphology that has not been explored much in detail and requires further attention.

This biomechanical analysis of spore discharge mechanisms in mushroom-forming fungi and their relatives is the first of its kind and provides a novel view of the incredible variety of spore morphology that has been catalogued by traditional taxonomists for more than 200 years.

Another aspect of morphology that has a large impact on flight performance is wing shape [ 6- 8].

One aspect of trilobite tergite morphology that has recently garnered attention is the mismatch of tergite and segment boundaries [ 107].

GFP+ cells that had lost contact with blood vessels displayed an ameboid morphology (Fig.  3d), similar to the morphology that has been described for pericytes leaving the blood vessels in response to traumatic brain injury [ 16].

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High-resolution OCT generates tomographic images similar to tissue sections and permits visualization of retinal morphology that had previously only been possible with histopathology [1], [2].

By associating feeding performance with morphology at the individual level, we were able to identify the aspects of morphology that had the greatest impact on feeding mode and efficiency.

Characterizing the changes in cichlid trophic morphology that have contributed to their extraordinary adaptive radiations has broad evolutionary implications, and such studies are necessary for directing future investigations into the proximate mechanisms that have shaped these spectacular phenomena.

However, even albatrosses possess variability in body and wing morphology that have important implications for differential use of wind among species [10] and between sexes within a species [11], [12].