Sentence examples for To demarcation from inspiring English sources

The objective was to evaluate the scientific status of anthroposophic medicine (AM) according to demarcation criteria proposed in contemporary philosophy of science.

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Yes to demarcation!'.

It may also prevent the progression of retinal detachment similar to demarcation laser treatment.

While it is possible that transcript profiling of a higher number of DSD-patients could lead to demarcation of even diagnosis-specific patient clusters, the consistency of the transcript profiles across the different diagnoses argues strongly that these four categories are relatively robust.

America added the Korean DMZ to Demarcations I Will Not Cross.

She did not want her name used, but stopped for a minute on the street to point to the demarcation area between the payment zone and the free zone.

"Citizens are urged no to do so, to respect demarcation signs of dangerous mine fields and not to go into unknown areas," it added.

It is important to examine colonoscopy with indigo carmine dye spraying carefully in order to diagnose demarcation of the lesion exactly and to achieve a complete resection.

They range from the division of $38 billion of debt to the demarcation of a contentious border to agreeing upon the future status of Abyei, an oil-soaked strip of land straddling the border between the two halves of Sudan.

Because there are no visible sublobar divisions in the human lung, an innovative technique was developed to selectively inflate sublobar segments to enable demarcation.