Sentence examples for adequately delineate from inspiring English sources
After all, although landmark registration could adequately delineate specific anatomical regions, it could not guarantee a good global fit, measured as the average distance between all 3D EAM points and the closest 3D image surface location.
We then evaluate whether LMUs adequately delineate areas more or less used by two sensitive species by testing the null hypothesis that Pacific fisher telemetry points and spotted owl nests and sightings are uniformly distributed across LMUs.
Phylogenetic reconstruction of anthozoans has presented challenges because analyses based on morphology, life history, and molecular sequences have failed to adequately delineate taxonomic boundaries or evolutionary relationships (Daly et al. 2003).
The use of uniform taxonomic or phylogenetic thresholds may fail to adequately delineate ecologically cohesive units, especially in microorganisms whose genomes can change rapidly through gene loss, gene duplication, and the acquisition of genes from distant lineages via lateral gene transfer (LGT).
It is possible that monitoring in earlier studies did not adequately delineate the edges of the Barnstable plume and its southerly extent, so drinking water wells may have been impacted by the sewage plume in prior decades as our model results suggest (Cambareri 1986; Town of Barnstable 1983a, 1983b).
To identify a set of attributes and levels that can adequately describe and delineate DC hand severities, a focus group (con- sisting of DC patients and their treating surgeons) was held at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary (Glasgow, UK; IRB approval: 10/S0704/27).
Words cannot adequately describe our feelings.
(III.41-3) Lightless, Milton must delineate the celestial.
Other articles delineate banned behaviors and possessions.
Rather than delineate, I was trying to efface them.
