Sentence examples for a well delineated from inspiring English sources
While Microsoft has left some space for "fun," it's a well delineated version, handily marked off.
Axial CT-image in lung window setting a shows a well delineated somewhat lobulated nodule in the right upper lobe.
Cases and controls should be representative of the respective diseased and nondiseased persons in a well delineated target population.
Because of increase in tumour markers, an 18F-FDG-PET-CT was ordered, showing a well delineated round nodule with absence of 18F-FDG-uptake.
Despite the lack of a well delineated definition, chronic ureteral obstruction imposes significant quality of life loss, increased pathological morbidity and risk of mortality as well as substantial economic burden.
The typical morphology, absence of uptake on 18F-FDG-PET and absence of evolution are consistent with a benign hamartoma Open image in new window Fig. 15 Axial CT-image in mediastinal window setting in a 33-year-old fire-eater shows a well delineated nodule in the right middle lobe with internal fat component.
On CT and MR images, it appears as a contrast-enhancing, well delineated mass, occasionally showing a cyst-mural nodule pattern.
Current results suggest that, in a large array of organisms, species are generally well delineated by a particular sequence or by a tight cluster of very similar sequences that allow unambiguous identifications [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [2], [10], [11], [12].
These processes rely on the premise that the metabolic pathways associated with a given disease are well delineated, or that groups of proteins with very similar structural or functional design are involved in the disease process.
Individual contributions of these strengthening features to the mechanical properties of NC Al–O thin films, as measured by instrumented nanoindentation, are then well delineated by a microstructure-informed analytical model.
6 The effect of reduced eGFR on incident stroke, however, has not been well delineated in a qualitative or quantitative manner using the totality of published data.
