Sentence examples for morphometric criteria from inspiring English sources

The systematic classification was determined according to morphometric criteria [54].

Subsequently, objects were classified into impact craters using shape and morphometric criteria resulting in 95% detection accuracy.

The lack of clear diagnostic geomorphic or morphometric criteria in remote sensing data does not allow to consider impacts as a necessary requirement for the formation of such morphologies (e.g., Abels et al. 2000; Reimold and Koeberl 2014).

Soil components and their variability were key to the multi-purpose study of Ovalles and Núñez (1994), while morphometric criteria have been used by Bocco et al. (2010) on farming; for cattle raising, Travieso-Bello et al. (2013) added soil quality and moisture, similar to Rodríguez-Gallego, et al. (2012).

Foetal biometric data were assessed according to the morphometric criteria of Guihard-Costa et al. [ 34].

Congenital anomalies were diagnosed using the ASRM classification with additional morphometric criteria as well as with the ESHRE ESGE classification.

The morphometric criterion did not seem to go together with the negative selection or cytometry in PH8 and MAB6, whereas in IMG3, size by cytometry, and in PPS6m, size by cytometry and complement resistance were the criteria that differed from size by morphometry and negative selection.

The results suggest that morphometric grading criteria can be developed for application in Bloom-Richardson grading and in the Nottingham Prognostic Index.

Based on our morphometric data, these criteria are met.

Samples for barcoding originated from expert-identified specimens based on morphological criteria (meristic, morphometric and colouration) currently recognized in recent monographs [33], [34], [35], [36], [37].

Twenty MDD patients (eight full-remitters, six partial-remitters, and six non-remitters), and 15 healthy control subjects met all study criteria for advanced morphometric analyses.