The phrase "a method to delineate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific approach or technique for clearly defining or outlining something.
Example: "The researchers developed a method to delineate the boundaries of the study area more accurately."
Alternatives: "a technique to define" or "an approach to outline".
By contrast, a micro-CT reconstruction is a powerful method to delineate structural characteristics of the trabecular bone in a 3-D fashion [ 34].
As an in-depth analysis of the determination of the threshold was outside the scope of the study, we simply segmented the tumor volume using a threshold of 40% of the maximum SUV uptake, a common method to delineate tumor volumes on SUV maps of FDG [28 30].
In this paper, a new method to delineate rain areas in northern Algeria is presented.
Aligning the genome with all of the ESTs and mRNA provides a reliable method to delineate exons and deduce TU structures in the entire organism, independently of time and space and throughout its life cycle [13].
T2-weighted MRI is promoted as an excellent method to delineate the AAR.
First, we present a reliable graphical method to delineate sl-FFRs in large datasets using haplowebs (a contraction of "haplotype webs"): these two-dimensional representations are obtained from conventional haplotype networks ("haplonets") by adding connections between haplotypes found co-occurring in heterozygous individuals, i.e. haplotypes that belong to the same allele pool sensu Doyle.
These results collectively show promise for the semi-automated detection of slope disturbances (i.e., elongate ALDs) in permafrost settings and a cost-effective method to delineate areas for more detailed hazard assessment methods.
The aim of this study was to develop a fully automated method to delineate the blood flow, suppress bones and subsequently detect the centerline of contrast enhanced blood vessels to make measurements necessary for stent design from computed tomograms.
By using a person-centered method to delineate subgroups of individuals who perceive similar types of access barriers, it may be possible to tailor intervention and policy efforts to more accurately reflect the issues faced by different subgroups of older adults in obtaining timely and effective health care.
