Sentence examples for morphometric analyses indicated from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, morphometric analyses indicated that these two populations differed significantly in sexually monomorphic adult wing shape but differed only moderately in sexually dimorphic male forefemur shape, and not at all in male genital clasper shape.

Morphometric analyses indicated that diabetes induces a marked reduction in the density of both PGP9.5-positive fibres (Fig.  4d, p < 0.01 vs non-diabetic control) and SP-containing sensory terminals (Fig.  4e, f, p < 0.01 vs non-diabetic control).

Morphometric analyses indicated an average of 4.6 TUNEL-positive ECs/mid-sized vessel profile in KDITSN mouse lung specimens, while in control specimens, wild-type mice, (Fig.  1B, b1), vehicle-treated (b2), or non-specific siRNA-treated mice (b3), their number decreased to 1.92 TUNEL-positive ECs/mid-sized vessel profile, 2.4-fold less compared to KDITSN specimens (Fig.  1C; Table  1).

Further morphometric and immunohistochemical analyses indicated that vascular inflammation was elevated in atherosclerotic plaques of PM-exposed mice.

Furthermore, morphometric analyses show that shape development and growth follow different trajectories, suggesting separate control of bone shape and size.

The result of the geometric morphometric analyses also indicates that Mesopsyche is not monophyletic, and that Mesopsyche dobrokhotovae has an affinity with species of Permopsyche.

Morphometric and genetic analyses indicate these are C. crossleyi individuals, and they do not cluster with the C. minusculus individual in morphometric analyses.

Morphometric analyses of Nissl-stained sectindicatedcated no overt treatment-related effects on development of the cerebellum or neocortex [see Supplemental Material (http://www.ehponline.org/members/2008/11771/suppl.pdf), Figure 2].

Populations were identified as diploid parthenogenetic following morphometric analyses, a reliable indicator of diploidy [28].

In addition, morphometric analyses of the existing primary cilia indicated that mIMCD3 cells transfected with siRNA had shorter or stunted primary cilia compared with those of control siRNA treated cells (Figures 3d and 3f).

These results are consistent with preliminary morphometric analyses (M. Avery, unpublished) as well as trapping records that indicate that the vast majority of birds captured for the pet trade were M. m. monachus exported from eastern Argentina and Uruguay [ 13].