(1) Organisms were identified by morphology and biochemical reactions.

(2) Grammar is organized along two main dimensions: morphology and syntax

(3) Indeed, far more studies have examined the relationship between morphology and performance than between performance and fitness.

(4) Given the relationship with male morphology , another question arising from these studies is what determines wasp body size.

(5) The general implication is that the ambiguities that exist in the relationships between orthography, phonology, and morphology underlie spelling knowledge.

(6) In some circumstances, languages borrow morphology as well as vocabulary.

(7) Dialect encompasses various aspects of the language - syntax, morphology , lexicon, phonology.

(8) Analysis of covariance revealed some relationships between subspecies morphology / growth habit and local environmental conditions.

(9) Gross changes in chromosome morphology occur at each mitosis.

(10) A generative approach to Italian morphology

(11) French has inflectional morphology to indicate plurality, person, number, and tense, so inflection is not a foreign concept.

(12) Of central concern is the relationship between morphology and phonology.

(13) Early morphologists , such as Cuvier, felt that function was predictable from organismal form, to the extent that animals and plants represented perfect adaptations to their habits.

(14) In contrast, larger testis size is a clear morphologic adaptation of parasitic males that involves a strong energetic investment.

(15) Corneal tissue is analysed and graded on morphological and functional criteria.

(16) There is some morphological variation related to their position in the plant.

(17) For a plant morphologist , a quick look at the level of pollen production and the shape and distribution of the flowers and floral parts is usually enough to tell whether a plant is pollinated by wind or by animals.

(18) Larvae are behaviourally, morphologically and physiologically specialized for feeding and growing.

(19) These species are morphologically very similar and are frequently misidentified, confused with each other.

(20) Its morphologic structure is distinctive.