Sentence examples for morphology which are from inspiring English sources

Therefore, like larval and hard-part morphology, which are continuously updated [ 62, 63], morphological character sets derived from internal organs of sea urchins will serve as a useful systematic reference for future studies.

Current methods often use harsh reagents and organic solvents to control morphology, which are not preferred for biomedical applications.

The experimental results indicate that the MoS2 microflowers are of hexagonal phases and have a hierarchical flower-like morphology, which are assembled by numerous few-layered nanosheets.

The changes of the surface morphology, which are time- and potential-dependent, have been observed, clearly resolving single atomic steps and mono-atomic islands and pits.

Scaling up a crystallization process often results in significant changes to crystal size distribution (CSD), purity and morphology, which are key determinants of product quality and has implications for downstream operations such as filtration.

So, AFM measurement confirms changes in the surface morphology which are also seen from an increase of the surface roughness Ra from 4.6 to 9.8 nm.

Ideal nanocrystal morphology, which is consistent with these characteristics is shown in Fig. 1a.

He was hard at work on a new theory, called Distributed Morphology, which was aimed at understanding what governs the structures and the endings of words.

SEM shows porous morphology, which is advantageous for supercapacitor applications.

FESEM clearly revealed the flower-like morphology, which was composed of large number of petals.

It is dominated by magnetite with a spherical morphology, which is characteristic of magnetite produced by combustion processes.