Examples of using Morphologically in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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They differ morphologically.
Morphologically identical to the Marburg virus.
Both tributaries were morphologically similar.
It is morphologically similar to Leptolalax applebyi.
When the sowing of microbes, morphologically similar to Cl.
Morphologically, the remains of the combine features of several types of people, as well as more ancient hominin- Australopithecus and paranthropus.
And they were remarkably well preserved, morphologically just phenomenal.
The five other freshwater lungfish species, four in Africa and one in South America,are very different morphologically.
Secondly, tumors differ morphologically, i.e. Consist of different cells.
They evolved from giant scorpion-like creatures thatemerged from the sea and have remained morphologically unchanged until now.
It is apparently related to the Hebrew word ēl, though morphologically it consists of the Hebrew word Eloah(אלוה) with a plural suffix.
They evolved from the giant scorpion-like animalswhich emerged from the sea and have remained morphologically unchanged to date.
Morphologically, tigers from different regions vary little, and gene flow between populations in those regions is considered to have been possible during the Pleistocene.
The five other freshwater lungfish species, four in Africa and one in South America,are very different morphologically from N. forsteri.
These membranes are also quite similar, morphologically and functionally, to the membranes in your body, and we can use these, as they say, to form the body of our protocell.
The differential diagnosis should be borne inmind that in the studied material may contain morphologically similar to the parasite yeast fungi and Cryptococcus.
Morphologically, the immense history of the Chinese or of the Classical culture is the exact equivalent of the petty history of the individual man, or of the animal, or the tree, or the flower.
It is believed that animals descended from flagellar unicellular, and their closest known living relatives are choanoflagellates,collar flagellates, morphologically similar to the choanocytes of some sponges.
It was morphologically established that during epilepsy, glial tissue(mesial sclerosis) grows in the hippocampus, pathological inclusions and atrophy are possible in other brain tissues.
It is believed that the animals came from single-celled flagellates, and their closest known living relatives are choanoflagellates,collar flagellates, morphologically similar to the choanocytes of some sponges.
Thus, living fossils areusually referred to as living creatures that either morphologically almost do not differ from known ancient animals(plants, bacteria) or have inherited from archaic ancestors certain archaic features.
At this point(the late 1970s and early 1980s) little was known about the genetic andmolecular mechanisms by which multicellular organisms develop from single cells to morphologically complex forms during embryogenesis.
There is also an earlier collection of tadpoles from alower altitude on the same mountain that are morphologically similar to the ones at the type locality but that differ in colouration; they might represent another species.
All these questions of classification are very complex for the layman, patients are also increasingly interested in what is the prognosis for cancer of a specific localization depending on the stage of the process,it is obvious that different morphologically arranged tumor will behave differently in the body.
Flies are a type of insect(sub-order cyclorrapha diptera order), morphologically flies have short antennas, have two pairs of wings namely the original wing seapsang and a pair of small wings that serve to maintain balance when flying.
Deposition of catabolic ferritin in the epithelium of proximal tubules of the kidneys under the action of PbS NPs may be due to the mechanisms of toxic action of lead compounds, in particular, via influence on processes of iron metabolism,the violation of which determines the development of inherited hemochromatosis[19] morphologically manifested by various forms of hemosiderosis of the internal organs[20].
The first three classes of cells form a class of morphologically unrecognizable cells(all cells of these classes are identical), but after a number of divisions the cells acquire small differences, the myeloid and lymphoid cell sprouts are isolated.
Many morphological still continue to argue that because even for a fully developed cancer cell there is no absolutely reliable criteria of malignancy,it can hardly be morphologically detectable changes in cells and tissues, which could be considered reliable predecessors cancer[Bungler(W. Biingeler)].
However these affricates are uncommon in other dialects(except in Riffian) and they are morphologically conditioned, so for the sake of pan-dialectal legibility the INALCO standard omits them.[8] In Kabyle the affricate[t͡s] may derive from underlying/tt/ or/ss/.
Homo heidelbergensis may be a common ancestor of humans and Neanderthals.[29]It is morphologically very similar to Homo erectus but Homo heidelbergensis had a larger brain-case, about 93% the size of that of Homo sapiens. The holotype of the species was tall, 1.8 m(6 ft) and more muscular than modern humans.