Sentence examples for subtle morphology from inspiring English sources

The original site topography was modeled alongside six altered ones to evaluate the sensitivity of hydraulic reversals to subtle morphology — five incrementally wider pools and a filled pool.

Identification of carbon allotropes is quite complicated due to the large variety of carbon phases and the pronounced effects of even subtle morphology changes as in the twisted layer graphene [26, 27].

The combination of perspectives in this figure allows detailed study of subtle morphology and dynamics of the auditory evoked potentials.

Despite subtle morphological differences in these species, we strongly support the taxon treatment based on both genomic constitution and morphology.

In this paper we present a suite of erosional remnants, mega deposits and subtle bar morphology that we relate to the outburst flood from the glacial lake Nedre Glomsjø at the end of the last Ice Age.

An in vitro biomaterials-based model to assess the interactions of matrix stiffness on chondrogensis is described herein, where by sensing subtle variation in morphology and stiffness of nanofibrous silk protein matrixes human mesenchymal stem cells migrated and assumed aggregated morphologies, mimicking early stage chondrogenesis.

This stasis need not be obdurate, there could be subtle oscillations in morphology (Lieberman et al. 1995; Eldredge et al. 2005), but overall net stability prevailed.

The pore size was expanded from 2 to 4 nm by post-treatment at temperatures lower than 373 K, accompanied by a subtle change of morphology, and could be fine-tuned by varying the post-treatment temperature.

In addition, both PL-MSCs and FBS-MSCs showed similar results in term of ALP staining, osteogenic differentiation, and RT-PCR, although there were subtle differences in morphology, growth pattern, and adhesive properties.

Overall, each lobe showed subtle differences in morphology with aging (representative images are shown in Figure 1).

The ability to detect subtle malformations in morphology may also be confounded by surrounding noise in the form of morphological polymorphisms and phenotypical differences without clinical relevance.