Sentence examples for multiple modular polyps from inspiring English sources

While colonial cnidarians differ from these other groups of organisms in that they represent a more ancestral lineage, are comprised of a coordinated group of multiple modular polyps, and display indeterminate growth, our results suggest that similar genetic signaling pathways are associated with their divergent morphologies.

The M, Mr. Jantzen explained, "stands for millennium, multiple, modular, and the shape of the letter responds to the shape of the structure".

Measures put forward by Michael Gove, the education secretary, including the ending of multiple modular papers at GCSE, may take some pressure off.

Transcriptional regulation in multi-cellular organisms is a complex process involving multiple modular regulatory elements for each gene.

Colony form in these invertebrates is a consequence of modular (polyp) replication, and if there is tight integration (e.g. pleiotropy or linkage disequilibrium) among modular and supra-modular traits (e.g. polyp aperture, inter-polyp distance or spacing, branch thickness, internode and branch length), then changes at the module level may lead to changes in colony architecture.

Multiple hyperplastic polyps are seen on the mucosa (b).

Multiple hyperplastic polyps were observed on the mucosa overlying the area of diffuse lipomatosis.

Furthermore, multiple hyperplastic polyps were observed on the mucosa overlying the diffuse lipomatosis.

Additionally, colonoscopy had revealed multiple adenomatous polyps within the last 6 years.

Serrated polyposis syndrome (SPS) is characterized by the presence of multiple serrated polyps spread throughout the colon.

b Multiple metastatic polyps in the transverse colon: re-examination by colonoscopy, performed 4 months after the diagnosis of metastasis, showed an increase in the numbers of metastatic polyps throughout the large intestine.