Sentence examples for After delineating from inspiring English sources

After delineating the urbanization process, the changes in hydrological cycle should be assessed to understand what has been changed due to man's impact on the surface.

After delineating the study area, base map preparation for each variable was undertaken using topographic maps with a scale of 1 50,000.

After delineating advantages and disadvantages of affect induction and detection methodologies, theoretical and practical issues and future works of this domain are discussed.

After delineating the boundaries of the cartilage lesions (Fig. 1) or of the whole glenoid (leaving the glenoid labrum in situ) and debriding the calcified chondral layer (until punctate bleeding was observed), we implemented microfractures, placing the awl holes at appropriate positions perpendicular to the subchondral plate at 2 3 mm intervals [23] (Fig. 2).

After delineating cTALs and CCDs on the corresponding immuno-stained micrographs, Gs and PCTs were characterized on morphological basis on toluidine blue-stained sections (Fig. 2B) and delineated.

After delineating the dorso-medial region of the left hemisphere, sampling parameters were set to count 4% of the area.

They all came back after clearly delineating sharp differences in policy or ideology, though none went on to capture the nomination.

Green positive areas of blood vessels were quantified for both experimental conditions after manually delineating all vessel profiles <10 μm in diameter in a field of 211.5 mm.

This study clearly demonstrated a key role of GITR triggering in regulation of neurogenesis after stroke, thereby delineating the contribution of activated T cells expressing GITR to the survival of neural stem/progenitor cells in the poststroke cortex.

After he delineated his "evolution" on same-sex marriage, a number of prominent gay producers and showrunners attended a June 6 fundraiser for the President, at "Glee" creator Ryan Murphy's home.

After acute myocardial infarction, delineating the area-at-risk is crucial for determining myocardial salvage, the efficacy of reperfusion therapy, and prognosis.