Sentence examples for A clear demarcation from inspiring English sources

A clear demarcation of infarcted areas after 30 min MCAO was not obvious until 1 d of reperfusion where affected tissue was brightened (Fig. 2C, 3).

A clear demarcation was present between bladder and bowel smooth muscle at the site of anastamosis (Fig. 5).

There appears to be a clear demarcation point for this change in the probability curve characteristics.

"Fairfax has a clear demarcation between paid content and content created by our journalists".

That's presumptuous to say, and perhaps disempowering, but there is a clear demarcation: Cyrus before Coyne, Cyrus later.

Odd Thomas Dean Koontz HarperCollins, £15.99, pp388 There used to be a clear demarcation between crime and horror fiction.

It is true that, in the distinctive situation of the Nollans' property, the seawall could be established as a clear demarcation of the public easement.

Where the Clinch River joined the Tennessee, a clear demarcation was visible between the soiled waters of the former and the clear brown broth of the latter.

In fact, Hutchinson, the author of "The Harlem Renaissance in Black and White," shows that the color line is not elusive; it's a clear demarcation.

Their uniforms and the direction in which they were heading provided a clear demarcation between them, the heroes, and the office workers, the victims.

Orthus provides Authentication of a compliant entity to a realm, and a clear demarcation between realm membership verification and service access.