Sentence examples for morphology that makes from inspiring English sources

The lingual surface of the teeth has a unique morphology that makes it difficult to place brackets in ideal positions.

Palygorskite, a silicate clay with a pleated 2 1 layered structure, has a lath-like particle morphology that makes it an attractive candidate for the formation of polymer nanocomposites.

This small selection of chrysene derivatives exemplifies the complex relationship between molecular structure and solid-phase morphology that makes the predictive design of materials so difficult.

Proliferation in the basal epithelium was not quantified because the basal cells in E2 treated rats assumed an elongated morphology that made it difficult to assign a specific nucleus to the cells staining positive for K5.

"I became fascinated by animals with strange morphologies that make you wonder how in the world they could possibly have mated," Dr. Emlen said.

As seen in this case, incomplete bone formation can be managed with re-entry procedures, but incomplete bone formation often results in unusual sinus floor morphologies that make conventional sinus approaches difficult.

The morphology and materials that make up the canyons of a city greatly influence the urban climate.

In the next 15 Ma, females evolved several morphological adaptations to crawl through the bracts that make their morphology strongly divergent from their sister lineages (see previous paragraph for details).

While traditionally used as electron donor materials, π conjugated polymers suffer from batch-to-batch variations in molecular weight and regioregularity that make controlling morphology, and ultimately device performance, difficult.

The quote in footnote 1 of the present essay, in which Thompson describes all of nature (physical, chemical, biological), as "so many riddles of form, so many problems of morphology," makes it clear that Thompson was indeed concerned about evolution as well as development because we cannot have development without evolution.

The study demonstrates that the surface morphology can make a considerable contribution to corrosion and thus corrosive wear.