This morphometric technique quantifies the relative diameter of mitochondria labeled by targeted fluorescent proteins.
The fundamental advantages of geometric morphometrics over traditional approaches (i.e., multivariate morphometric techniques) include the development of powerful statistical methods based on models that are used to examine the shape variation of all configurations that correspond to morphologic landmark locations.
The Chalkley point overlap morphometric technique was used for quantification of the MVD at three "hot spots" on the CD34-stained sections, as described previously.
Additionally, it could also be presumed that morphometric techniques for the purpose of measuring vessel wall thickness are less likely to encounter inter-rater variations.
Since geometric morphometric techniques retain the intrinsic geometry in landmark coordinate data, shape variation along a given PC or CV axis can be displayed and visualized graphically.
The present study, using the same ultrastructural morphometric technique, has demonstrated a similar significant difference in plasma membrane traffic between daunorubicin resistant and sensitive P388 cell lines (which are of lymphoid origin).
Semiautomatic computer-assisted planimetry is currently the standard morphometric technique in models of intimal thickening.
The line-circle vector was also generated using CPES analysis, a geometric morphometric technique, which is why I refer to it as the geometric circularity vector (abbreviated as "circularity vector" here).
To determine the inflation condition of alveoli from PeriAT and control region, we used the volume-to-surface (V/S) ratio, a morphometric technique described by Weibel et al. [ 23].
Further research by Peter Dodson, including a 1990 cladistic analysis and a 1993 study using RFTRA (resistant-fit theta-rho analysis), a morphometric technique which systematically measures similarities in skull shape, reinforces Triceratops placement in the ceratopsine subfamily.
