Sentence examples for a precise demarcation from inspiring English sources

If, as it is natural to think,'is observable' is a vague predicate, we should not expect there to be a precise demarcation between what's observable and what's unobservable.

If a precise demarcation of the histone-mark-enriched regions is needed, one could use a peak-calling package with explicit support for longer and more diffuse enriched regions, such as SICER [ 14] or CCAT [ 15].

There is no precise demarcation between an ES and a traditional software system.

This approach led to the precise demarcation of a strong selective sweep in deletion Df(1 ED6906.

This void is not a fissure, but rather an active form of connectivity through precise demarcation of limits and borders.

A regularly scheduled farmer's market backed up into the tent city — the precise demarcation between protesters and people selling organic lamb and artisanal bread was tough to make out.

They illustrate also how elusive is the precise demarcation of Christendom, even for those observers whose definition of normative Christianity is quite exact.

MRI provides precise demarcation of tumour extension and in many cases allows accurate preoperative diagnosis based on MRI findings [38].

However, their precise demarcation is rendered difficult, based on MLST data alone, by the high degree of allele sharing with other K. pneumoniae STs, possibly due to their recent evolutionary emergence or to ongoing allelic exchange with other STs (see discussion).

(ii) No precise demarcation of entropy for snoRNAs (Fig. 1).

The planarian wild-type anatomy is characterized by a long flat body consisting of three main regions: head, trunk, and tail (Fig. 1A,B), although the precise demarcation of each region's borders is not fully understood.