morphologically

The East Canary Islands block is an example of an island inlier with a morphologically well defined relation to its adjacent continent.

The differentiated cell gets out of the cyst through a dorsal small pore of cyst wall and becomes a morphologically normal ciliate.

In their original description these types are morphologically distinct enough to classify them as subspecies .

Early cancers could also be distinguished from morphologically identical benign tumors by checking for aneuploidy .

Electron microscopy showed that the purified islets were morphologically intact with clear membrane and plenty of secreting granules.

The proliferating neurons divided in an asymmetric way morphologically and chemically.

The trophozoites were morphologically observed respectively with light and electron microscopes after treated with the drug.

Morphologically, these granular cells resemble the true cells of myoblastoma and have been shown to be altered smooth muscle cells.

Methods Mosquitoes were identified morphologically.

Plant cells are subdivided into several morphologically distinct compartments .

OBJECTIVE: To observe the receptor pathway of lumbar facet joint and lamina muscle attachment points morphologically in the rabbits.

Morphologically , after exposure to rosa roxburghii tratt juice, the number of scarlet red -positive macrophages decreased significantly.

Alveolar ridge will gradually decrease in volume and change morphologically after tooth extraction.

After tooth extraction, the alveolar ridge will commonly decrease in volume and change morphologically.

These results demonstrate that the morphologically differentiated neuronal PC12 cells still retain the ability to divide.

species aggregate A group of species that are morphologically similar and therefore difficult to identify.

Three morphologically distinct nerve endings: Type I, II and IV receptors resembling Ruffini end organs.

Methods: Using the developed procedure to culture rabbit lens epithelial cells, and the cultured cells were examined morphologically.

Morphologically, the leaf thickness of US rice could increase as the light intensity increased, but couldn't for Gui-Chao 2.

The bulge cells are morphologically undifferentiated and slow-cycling under the normal conditions.

Morphologically, this case is most compatible with Enterobius Vermilaris.

Autopolyploids often have larger cells than the parent plants but are morphologically very similar.

To mutate or change morphologically, often reversibly.

Morphologically, there are several types.

Methods: We observed and measured 232 cases of 3-9 month fetus' meniscus of knee joint morphologically by anatomy methods.

The ratio of length to width was 2. 71 of rice grain and 2. 68 of the hulled rice, both morphologically similar to those of indica type.

Report of a patient with spontaneous aggregation of his giant and morphologically abnormal platelets

embedded Chinese verb or verb phrase change morphologically in terms of tense, voice, aspect and person;

Classification of Urethral Anastomotic Site Morphologically by Ultrasound

The Study of Phyperpolarization-activated Currents of Four Morphologically Distinct Atrioventricular Nodal Cells in Rabbits

Analysis of 12 morphologically unclassifiable acute leukemia cases

A Morphologically Based Semantic Study of Antonymy in English