Sentence examples for Not a delineation from inspiring English sources

"While Westfield itself is not a tech company, we believe that there is not a delineation between online and offline shopping, and we have to be a part of that," he says.

The clinical characteristics of trisomy 1q41-qter have been described but there is not a delineation of the syndrome.

Even this can be problematic, however, because there is not a clear delineation between what is a swing state and what isn't.

At this early stage of the exploratory cycle, the main objective is merely to obtain an indication of the existence or absence of possible prospective areas, not a full delineation of the regional or local geology, or of the prospects themselves.

There is not a clear delineation among gene, gene family, and pseudogene, and we feel that it is better to obtain accurate read alignments than to mask regions of low genomic mappability in the reference or apply a post hoc filtering based on gene annotations.

She added: "There often isn't a clear delineation between the real version of the person you're in a relationship with and your fantasy of who they are.

While we reflect on the Clean Water Act's achievements, as well as the threats it faces, we should remember this: the Act's great promise of swimmable, drinkable, fishable waters is not a wish list but a delineation of every American's inalienable right to this precious resource, water.

Despite clear visual evidence for the close association of vent organisms and hydrothermalism, the sulfur and oxygen isotope composition of pore fluids did not permit delineation of a biotic signal separate from an abiotic signal.

But should there be a delineation, open or not?

However, an unenhanced CT scan does not allow delineation of tumors from the surrounding organs as both have similar CT attenuation characteristics [4, 5].

Certainly, a description at the level of COG terms does not allow delineation of integrated molecular processes.