Sentence examples for multiple morphological changes from inspiring English sources

However, the analysis of BR deficient mutants is complicated by the dwarfism and multiple morphological changes.

In the lizard Anolis carolinensis, for example, a massive bombardment of mobile elements drove the expansion of the Hox regions, which in turn led to alteration of Hox regulation and function and caused multiple morphological changes (Di-Poi et al. 2009, 2010).

Experimental domestication studies in foxes, rats, and mink clearly demonstrate that selection on tameness alone, a behavioral trait, can lead to the multiple correlated morphological changes of the DS discussed above (Belyaev 1974; Trut 1999).

Multiple stimuli-triggered morphological changes of the polymeric nanoparticles were revealed by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and dynamic light scattering (DLS).

One of the reasons could be the inability of RBC transfusion to restore adequate microcirculatory oxygenation because of the multiple morphological and functional changes (less deformability, depletion of 2,3-diphosphoglycerate, inflammation, decrease of bioavailability of nitric oxide with liberation of free hemoglobin) occurring during blood storage.

GATA6 is generally present (70%) in the epithelial lesions, and loss of GATA6 correlates with neoplastic morphological changes (multiple epithelial layering) in about 90% of the cases.

During malignant transformation, cancer progression and metastasis normal epithelial cells undergo multiple orchestrated molecular and morphological changes leading to mesenchymal characteristics and migratory phenotype.

Therefore while FeHV-1 was detected within multiple ocular tissues, the morphological changes due to the presence of the virus were not evaluated.

There are insufficient data to determine whether there was a single movement from forest to savannah habitat or whether these were multiple events, precipitating the morphological changes observed today.

At the mid-L3 stage, there is a surge of dynamic morphological changes as multiple neurites extend from the leading edge.

Various morphotypes among different lineages of algae are not the result of their multiple origins, but result from tiny morphological changes that dramatically influence their gross morphology.