Examples of using Morphologically in English and their translations into French
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in whole or in part, morphologically related to the hórreo,
Morphologically, however, the distinctions are not expressed on the nouns themselves,
to carefully select and mature the oocytes from the pools that are morphologically good; also the media used should have been quality tested.
Morphologically, the verb stem/əla·he·-/'throw something in a certain direction or manner' has the
essentially derived, morphologically similar varieties have been introduced into potato production and are challenging the way in which varietal integrity is maintained within a certification system.
Perhaps new seed growers should be restricted to growing only varieties which are morphologically distinguishable until they have demonstrated good farm management practices.
Note that a morphologically distinct accusative case exists in Finnish only for the following pronouns:
Further investigations carried out in late June 2009 with the Group of Experts on Côte d'Ivoire indicated that diamonds in that shipment were morphologically similar to Ivorian diamonds,
a total of 1,955 organisms(mostly polychaetes and isopods) were analysed morphologically and genetically in two areas a prospective exploitation area
Klaus Leonhardt wrote that the two were morphologically identical.
a limit should also be recommended such that only morphologically distinct varieties may be shipped per consignment(tandem trailer loads)
Another examples are verb yishcha('I'm crying') which is morphologically Ø-sh-cha(Ø- null imperfective modal,-sh- first person singular subject,-cha verb stem)
The geometrically simple plan is morphologically based on an intersection of straight lines: those which determine
scientists will decide, solely on the basis of their commitment to evolution, that the morphologically more apelike specimen should be moved to the early part of its possible date range, in order to remove it from the part of its possible date range that overlaps that of the morphologically more humanlike specimen.
more consecutive miscarriages before the 10th week(2) lost a morphologically normal fetus at 10 weeks
Although many anthropologists consider Neanderthals and Cro Magnons morphologically distinct, Frayer maintains quite the opposite
the order currently comprises fungi with morphologically diverse sporocarps(fruit bodies)
in spite of their different genotype, morphologically identical to the variety of which they were derived.
Importantly, some graueri populations approach beringei morphologically, so the morphological differences at least seem to be found in a majority of individuals,
Morphologically fine.