Sentence examples for structures of the mouth from inspiring English sources

Dr Ip looked at which genes were active in the gill-like structures of the mouth and found one that appears, from its similarity to genes of known function from other species, to encode a urea transporter.

We digitalized the mouth casts and unwrapped the surfaces of the different structures of the mouth in a bi-dimensional plane in order to measure the area.

A tadpole metamorphosing into an adult frog loses its tail the cells of which are destroyed and devoured by phagocytic cells its gills, and its larval mouthparts; concurrently the legs of the adult frog develop progressively, the structure of the mouth and alimentary canal change, and the skin acquires a bony (keratinized) layer and a system of subcutaneous glands.

Electron micrographs revealed the structure of the mouth parts during the larval, pupal, and adult stages as well as the structure of thoracic and abdominal appendages.

In speech analysis, the low dimensionality of the system stem from the multiple constraints induced on a human speech process by the physical attributes (the anatomical structure of the mouth, tongue etc)., as well as social conventions.

So, using SEM examination add some knowledge about morphological details of different stages of T. confusum, the setiferous sex patches in males, the structure of the mouth parts of adult and larval stage, the pits with spine on the elytra, and the spikes on the membrane wings which will facilitate the identification of T. confusum and may help to clarify the functions of various body parts.

People in different environments have different types of genetic differences; the genetics of skin color are very different from the genetics of blood type, or hair shape, or structure of the mouth.

AMV, CMV and WMV are transmitted by aphids in a non-persistent manner, i.e. the virus is retained in the distal structures of the aphid mouth parts for short period of time.

Mucous membranes line many tracts and structures of the body, including the mouth, nose, eyelids, trachea (windpipe) and lungs, stomach and intestines, and the ureters, urethra, and urinary bladder.

The diverse patterns of secondary sensory cells and associated structures close to the mouth of tunicates presented a potentially large amount of phylogenetic information.

There are five papillae (nipple-like structures) across the floor of the mouth.