Definition of morphometry in English:

morphometry

noun mɔːˈfɒmɪtrimôrˈfämətrē

mass noun

The process of measuring the external shape and dimensions of landforms, living organisms, or other objects.
（地貌、生物体等的）形态计量法，形态测定法
Example sentencesExamples
- By morphometry, changes in cell and tissue structures can be expressed quantitatively.
- Each basin maintains its individual character but varies in morphometry, water quality and bio-diversity.
- Several methods of geometric morphometry allow a quantitative approach to the morphology of the exoskeleton by the use of landmark configurations.
- Our participants have been extensively characterised according to structural change, morphometry, hip pain, and risk factors for osteoarthritis and provide a significant resource for further molecular genetic studies.
- In future studies, the stress and strain distributions in the vessel will be computed and correlated with the morphometry of individual fibers.

Derivatives

morphometric

adjective

For conservation purposes, quantification of level and distribution of genetic variation can be obtained from morphometric traits, enzyme loci, and DNA sequences.
Example sentencesExamples
- Alan was one of the first paleontologists to integrate multivariate statistics into morphometric studies.
- For the traditional morphometric analysis, morphology was described by 16 distance measurements.
- Our second approach was to analyze all populations for morphometric separation without a priori classification by variety.
- However, that species has not been well studied and morphometric data on sexed birds are lacking.

morphometrically

adverb

In all three cases, morphometrically recognized species are independently confirmed using separately published molecular results.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 2001 morphometrically distinct large-clawed males and adult females were collected using a commercial charter vessel using standard commercial crab pots.
- Multiple levels of each sample were studied morphometrically in a masked fashion by 2 observers who were unaware of the origin of each tissue.
- The contours of a series of colonies of different cell lines and tumors were morphometrically analyzed to calculate their geometric dimensions.

Definition of morphometry in US English:

morphometry

nounmôrˈfämətrē

The process of measuring the external shape and dimensions of landforms, living organisms, or other objects.
（地貌、生物体等的）形态计量法，形态测定法
Example sentencesExamples
- In future studies, the stress and strain distributions in the vessel will be computed and correlated with the morphometry of individual fibers.
- By morphometry, changes in cell and tissue structures can be expressed quantitatively.
- Each basin maintains its individual character but varies in morphometry, water quality and bio-diversity.
- Our participants have been extensively characterised according to structural change, morphometry, hip pain, and risk factors for osteoarthritis and provide a significant resource for further molecular genetic studies.
- Several methods of geometric morphometry allow a quantitative approach to the morphology of the exoskeleton by the use of landmark configurations.

词汇	morphometry
释义	Definition of morphometry in English: morphometry noun mɔːˈfɒmɪtrimôrˈfämətrē mass noun The process of measuring the external shape and dimensions of landforms, living organisms, or other objects. （地貌、生物体等的）形态计量法，形态测定法 Example sentencesExamples By morphometry, changes in cell and tissue structures can be expressed quantitatively. Each basin maintains its individual character but varies in morphometry, water quality and bio-diversity. Several methods of geometric morphometry allow a quantitative approach to the morphology of the exoskeleton by the use of landmark configurations. Our participants have been extensively characterised according to structural change, morphometry, hip pain, and risk factors for osteoarthritis and provide a significant resource for further molecular genetic studies. In future studies, the stress and strain distributions in the vessel will be computed and correlated with the morphometry of individual fibers. Derivatives morphometric adjective For conservation purposes, quantification of level and distribution of genetic variation can be obtained from morphometric traits, enzyme loci, and DNA sequences. Example sentencesExamples Alan was one of the first paleontologists to integrate multivariate statistics into morphometric studies. For the traditional morphometric analysis, morphology was described by 16 distance measurements. Our second approach was to analyze all populations for morphometric separation without a priori classification by variety. However, that species has not been well studied and morphometric data on sexed birds are lacking. morphometrically adverb In all three cases, morphometrically recognized species are independently confirmed using separately published molecular results. Example sentencesExamples In 2001 morphometrically distinct large-clawed males and adult females were collected using a commercial charter vessel using standard commercial crab pots. Multiple levels of each sample were studied morphometrically in a masked fashion by 2 observers who were unaware of the origin of each tissue. The contours of a series of colonies of different cell lines and tumors were morphometrically analyzed to calculate their geometric dimensions. Definition of morphometry in US English: morphometry nounmôrˈfämətrē The process of measuring the external shape and dimensions of landforms, living organisms, or other objects. （地貌、生物体等的）形态计量法，形态测定法 Example sentencesExamples In future studies, the stress and strain distributions in the vessel will be computed and correlated with the morphometry of individual fibers. By morphometry, changes in cell and tissue structures can be expressed quantitatively. Each basin maintains its individual character but varies in morphometry, water quality and bio-diversity. Our participants have been extensively characterised according to structural change, morphometry, hip pain, and risk factors for osteoarthritis and provide a significant resource for further molecular genetic studies. Several methods of geometric morphometry allow a quantitative approach to the morphology of the exoskeleton by the use of landmark configurations.
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