The phrase "a delimiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that serves to define or restrict the limits of a particular concept or area.
Example: "The study introduced a delimiting factor that helped clarify the scope of the research."
Alternatives: "a defining" or "a limiting".
Liquid organelles that react fast to stimuli lack a delimiting membrane30.
Intracellular liquid-liquid phase separation is thought to drive the formation of condensed liquid-like droplets of protein, RNA, and other biomolecules, which form in the absence of a delimiting membrane.
Formation of a delimiting membrane around the layer of cellular infiltration was also observed.
An indication of the spread of the incursion was initially determined by a delimiting survey in zones A and C, Table 1.
A delimiting survey on the distribution of the beetle was carried out at Whitemans Valley in February 2013, which consisted of surveying a >2 3-km radius (zone C) and a 0–0.5-km radius (zone A).
Most living tissues are typically separated from the exterior by a delimiting interface of epithelial cells.
Ecospectra obtained from the diversity of functional types have a characteristic representativeness depending on the organ types considered in each case, and therefore have a delimited comparability.
As in the previous case, all results can be downloaded as a delimited text file.
Each table can be populated either by importing multiple records from a delimited text file or by inserting a single record at a time through a Web interface.
Hence, POEGMA can be used as a background delimiting an unprotected area onto which a protein can be deposited directly from solution, by simple differential adsorption.
The limits of a region are determined by mapping the distributions of taxa; where the outer boundaries of many taxa occur, a line delimiting a biogeographic region is drawn.
