Sentence examples for most common morphology from inspiring English sources

In cases of multiple morphological types, the notifications considered the most common morphology.

The above cell wall structure described for Haematococcus cells is for the mature red cyst with high astaxanthin content as this is the most common morphology encountered during the processing of H. pluvialis.

The most common morphology of the ascites-derived PDAC primary cell cultures was a cobblestone monolayer, characteristic of epithelial cells.

The most common morphology corresponded to autophagic vesicles (AVs) consisting of double membrane-bound vesicles with densely compacted amorphous or multilamellar contents named as autophagosomes (Fig.  2c, d).

As a brief description, the most common morphology at LIII stages 'normal spread' represented a fully adhered cell with a uniformly protruding and retracting cell membrane (at all angles surrounding the centroid region).

The most common morphology of our primary ovarian cancer cell cultures is a cobblestone epithelial monolayer (Fig. 2A), however, other morphologies do occur, including a larger, flattened epithelial morphology (Fig. 2B).

The most common morphologies of carcinoma in situ of the breast are ductal (DCIS) and lobular carcinoma (LCIS).

Segmental enhancement is the most common MRI morphology found in 45% DCIS.

The most common HCM morphology is reverse curvature and it is most associated with identifiable HCM-associated gene mutations.

The most common wax morphologies are introduced in the following section and are shown in Table 2.

Overall, the most common VPB morphologies seen during exercise testing were characterized in 50% by left bundle branch block (35% with inferior-axis deviation, 15% with left-axis deviation) and in 35% by right bundle branch block (with variable-axis deviation), whereas the 2 morphologies were equally distributed in 15%.