Sentence examples for point morphology from inspiring English sources

Essential physicochemical properties including zeta potential, isoelectric point, morphology, surface area, porosity, surface density, and elemental composition of the particles were investigated, followed by biodegradability testing using the Closed Bottle Test (OECD 301D).

Cytokinesis between the GSC and its daughter cell is complete by early G2 phase, and the GSC fusome is pinched off to produce an 'exclamation point' morphology; the fusome then becomes 'round' during G2/M (see Fig. 2A).

Endoscopic scoring was performed as previously described: assessment of colon thickening (0 3 points), fibrinization (0 3 points), granularity (0 3 points), morphology of the vascular pattern (0 3 points), and stool consistency (normal to unshaped; 0 3 points) (Becker et al., 2006).

The systems were assessed for robustness to dilution, globule size, cloud point, surface morphology and drug release.

After that point, the morphology of the system becomes more regular, almost crystal-like, and the three phases start to grow again, with the same growth rate R t)∝tn, with n=0.11.

This exercise would illustrate the point that morphology does not always evolve in a parsimonious manner and provide a way to explore homoplasy and the nature of molecular evidence, without interference from the potentially overwhelming set of data collected from the nine animal phyla.

At each time point, bacterial morphology and formation of aggregates was checked by light microscopy.

Another critical point is morphology.

At one point, the morphology of the plastid body is altered dramatically (Fig. 6I,6J, arrowheads).

Notably, exclamation point fusome morphology was apparently shorter in tumor GSCs than in normal GSCs (Fig. 6I).

Each replication represents a pool of germinating barleys that were carefully selected from an independent germination experiment based on the relative time point and morphology defined for the given stage to reduce the heterogeneity of the pooled barley tissues potentially caused by their different germination rate.