Sentence examples for several morphological and from inspiring English sources

Plants have developed several morphological and physiological strategies to adapt to phosphate stress.

In line with the MAP gradient were several morphological and only two chemical (pH and base saturation) soil characteristics.

In this study, we investigated several morphological and functional characteristics of tumor tissue that are thought to be related to uptake and distribution of tumor-targeting radiopeptides in a solid-tumor model.

The expansion of the Prosopis genus from the Chaco region towards drier and colder areas would involve several morphological and physiological adaptations that allow these species to occupy different ecological niches.

The potential for reuse and extension of the component (UNIMI.Cassandra.CaneML.Canegro) is here demonstrated by its straightforward adaptation to the simulation of giant reed (Arundo donax L ., a promising energy crop that shares several morphological and physiological features with sugarcane.

Several morphological and functional characteristics are responsible for the excellent energy storage behavior of the 'composite' in comparison with the 'physical mixture' electrodes including (i) the strong attachment of uniformly dispersed NiCo2O4 nanoparticles on the functionalized CNTs with (ii) large surface areas and sites for efficient electrochemical reactions.

Ure2 forms amyloid-like filaments in vitro, which share several morphological, structural, and tinctorial features with amyloids, including enhanced resistance to proteolysis, increased Thioflavin T (ThT) fluorescence, and yellow-green birefringence in cross-polarized light upon Congo red binding [16] [19].

Several morphological, physiological, and behavioral differences exist between the ancestral and derived J. haematoloma ecomorphs.

Interestingly, either due to the adaptation to the edaphic climatic conditions, or to the selection for better symbiotic performance, several morphological, physiological and genetic differences have been reported when variant and parental strains are compared [ 10, 12– 16].

The presence, activation, and survival of myofibroblasts in fibrotic tissues explains several morphological, physiological, and clinical features, including the "fibrocontractive" nature of histopathological changes characterized by alveolar collapse, reduced lung compliance, restrictive physiology, and progression.

In order to partially alleviate this problem and provide genetic information on an earlier basis, we plan to obtain information on morphological traits and expect to find a correlation between one or several morphological criteria and direct or maternal effects on dystocia.