Landscape B is from the Želiv area of the Bohemian Moravian Highlands, which is morphologically not very distinctive.
(2) In regard to the histologic findings in ATs, 3 of 5 so far published cases were morphologically not typical for t(6 11) RCC.
Quantitative MR imaging may provide additional important information on subtle tissue changes that are morphologically not detectable.
Closer inspection revealed that LDs are not enclosed within these membrane structures, which are morphologically not comparable to AVd presented in other images.
Some of the admixed individuals were morphologically not distinguishable from pure individuals of one or the other of the parental species.
Although polarization is morphologically not apparent in the zygote, fates of different embryonic regions are patterned on the axial coordinate system by a combination of maternally inherited factors and differential zygotic gene expression (De Robertis, 2009).
In contrast, all organs in both perianth whorls of the 'bud-flowering' phenotypes are morphologically not distinguishable and show the same characteristics as whorl I organs of the wild-type phenotype.
They showed that while cell division in E. coli was morphologically symmetric, it was not functionally symmetric: the old-pole cell, i.e. the daughter cell inheriting the older pole of the mother cell, grew more slowly and the new-pole cell grew faster than the mother cell, suggesting that the older pole was associated with more damage.
For organisms that were morphologically distinct, but not sampled, and therefore not identified to species level, we used the higher taxon name with respect to different 'Tag' number such as Octocorallia sp.1, Octocorallia sp.2 or Actiniaria sp.1 etc.
This strain has not been morphologically identified because it did not form any spores in spite of inducing its sporulation under various culture conditions.
IL-1β was detected in the penumbra region of the ATP-injected SNpc where microglia were morphologically activated, but not in the core where microglia had died (Figure 6B).
