And how does one delineate the contours of this "problem"?
Together, they are similar enough to be considered as a Siphoviridae sub-family, but how would one delineate them as variants of the same phage versus related phages of a continuum?
In one, he delineates, with remorseless logic and clarity, what any conceivable afterlife would actually entail.
This software allowed the reader (GM) to select two thresholds based on pixel brightness: one to delineate between breast and background, and another to delineate between nondense and dense areas in the breast.
While it is no easy task to characterize the heterogeneity of projects gathered under the heading of continental feminist philosophy, one can delineate two broad aims: deconstructive (critical) projects and reconstructive projects.
However, with the above account of FMS made explicit, one can delineate different paradigms for capturing degrees of moral status, which we will list here simply in the spirit of marking out possible positions, and thus without addressing the pros, cons, and implications of each position.
24, 25, 39 Second, one can delineate preattentive objects based on features that can be computed from the stimulus.
There are multiple types of cooperativity, among which one may delineate at least two classical cases (Ptashne, 2007).
sEMG allows one to delineate the neuromuscular patterns of patients, which can be used to define an appropriate orthodontic therapy that takes into consideration the balance of the stomatognathic system.
This enables one to delineate a risk model for FN in which day-1 lymphopenia <700 μl−1 is used instead of day-5 lymphopenia used in the previous model (Blay et al, 1996) (Table 3).
