Sentence examples for At the delineation from inspiring English sources

Most qualitative research, this study included, does not aim for generalizability but rather at the delineation and interpretation of concepts.

At times the delineation of disease extent is the most important role of imaging such as in the case of staging of head and neck malignancies.

This acute increase in thickness was followed by a continuous regression of total retinal oedema by 30% (p<0.001) at month 1, 17% (p=0.002) at month 2 and 4% at month 3, rendering the delineation of the specific retinal layers of the inner retina more difficult.

The administrative units of ECE from the central to the local governments were eliminated or at least weakened, and the delineation of responsibilities was very vague to the different educational authorities.  .

Gathering of the hydrogen evolved at the lithium surface allowed for the delineation of the partial cathodic processes at the anode.

There's a large cast-list but Rankin is pretty much unrivalled at the vivid delineation of character.

At this delineation the point prevalence of depression at 28 32 weeks antenatal was 16.9% (N = 278) and at 10 12 weeks postnatal was 11.2% (N = 161).

The delineation of noontime peaks at VEN is different from that at CBY during November 2011 to January 2012 (Figure 5a,b) with a time shift.

Dr. Wagener has made a six-year study of New England's famous stone walls and he will give a slide-talk about their history, their role in forest ecology, landscaping, and the delineation of farmlands at 7 p.m. Wednesday, in the Student Center Theater, 181 White Street in Danbury.

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The delineation of organs at risk and target volume definition will be done on the basis of CTs and MRI scans.