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It thus fosters geomorphological analysis by visual and quantitative means, allowing delineation of landforms down to footprints of ~ 30 m.

Markov Chain Monte Carlo sampling provided maximum posterior estimates of quantitative T2* and their uncertainty, allowing delineation of the stria of Gennari over the entire length and width of the calcarine sulcus.

This allows the user to define the volume of interest manually and applies a shell of variable thickness that parallels the originally defined surface contour, thus allowing delineation of the myometrial-endometrial border.

The deep cerebellar nuclei were easily identifiable due to the contrast between nuclei and surrounding white matter, allowing delineation using the freehand drawing function in ImageJ (version 1.43).

Therefore, a CD45RA/CD25-based CD45RA/CD25-basedllowingatingneation of functionally distrategyopulallowingf naive andelineation4+ T cells was applied (Miyara et al., 2009).

The discovery and generation of various fluorescent proteins has greatly aided in the development of combinatorial multifluorescent labelling, allowing delineation of distinctly labelled fluorescent cells (Livet et al., 2007; Tsien, 2009).

Again oral contrast with water is helpful to allow delineation of the duodenal wall.

Direct-push sampling data allowed delineation of shallow salinity and provided chemical signatures useful in defining possible sources of the salinity.

However, an unenhanced CT scan does not allow delineation of tumors from the surrounding organs as both have similar CT attenuation characteristics [4, 5].

In a highly sensitive dynamical model, such as the orbit-attitude CR3BP, periodic solutions allow delineation of the fundamental dynamical structures.

Administration of biocompatible X-ray opaque contrast agent allows delineation of the blood vessels, and internal organs and even detection of tumor metastases as small as 300 μm.