Examples of using Morphologically in English and their translations into Greek
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Morphologically fine?
They differ morphologically.
Morphologically your wife seems to be just fine.
Translating into morphologically rich languages.
Morphologically, Thesprotia is mostly mountainous.
Language technology in morphologically rich languages.
Morphologically stable, flowering on April-June. 1.
This was not seen in morphologically normal pups.
It is morphologically similar but smaller than M. myotis.
The two species can be distinguished morphologically.
Morphologically, this type of pathology is characterized by.
These lesions are generally morphologically heterogeneous.
It is morphologically and biologically very similar to Plasmodium vivax.
On the whole, the diameter is easier to assess morphologically.
The proportion of morphologically normal forms is more than 60%.
More than 4% in the sample should be morphologically normal.
Morphologically, the Kazanlak Valley is divided into three areas.
And they were remarkably well preserved, morphologically just phenomenal.
Morphologically this portrayal corresponds to that of Saint Theoktistos.
In most cases the cells are morphologically distinct from mesothelial cells.
Morphologically, the island has an elongated shape with a SW- NE direction.
South-west from White Istria stretches the are this is considerably richer morphologically.
Morphologically the residence has geometric blocks with wooden elements.
Integrating the building into the morphologically charged surroundings of Corfu was challenging.
Morphologically we can divide the churches of Ios in three categories.
Gold nano particles were morphologically modified under intense ultrasonic irradiation.
Morphologically the Island is distinguished in northern mountainous and southern lowland area.
Sarakiniko is a small and morphologically distinct beach, reminiscent of a lunar landscape, located….
Morphologically, the proposal is inspired from the natural example of trees' foliage.
The Naqada skeletons were also morphologically proximate to modern osteological series from Europe and the Indian subcontinent.