In the regions in which lack of information does not allow for delineation of potential seismic sources, and even in areas where active faults are defined, it is necessary to model background earthquake (background seismicity).
Finally, it should also allow for delineation of the causal cellular mechanisms that underpin the temporal relationship thus identified between the above events.
The SMA has a 'timestamp' button, which marks its data output electronically, thereby allowing for delineation of data between positions.
This allows for proper delineation of the left ventricular endocardial lining.
The stent patency, point of obstruction or relief of a prior obstructing aetiology can all be assessed (Fig. 7); contrast imaging of the ureters also allows for the delineation of a fistula or ureteric rupture.
A cross-disciplinary (sedimentological, geochemical, micropalaeontological and archaeological) examination of 12 continuous cores, up to 20 m long, integrated with stratigraphical, geomorphological and historical investigations, allows for reliable delineation of the middle late Holocene environmental evolution in the Pisa old town area, with special emphasis on the Etruscan age transition.
It also allows for further delineation of multi-domain amnestic MCI, in relation to specific non-amnestic cognitive deficits, and the modeling of a range of episodic memory functioning levels.
The atlas method to quantification of abnormal vasculature allows for better delineation of tumors that extend or infiltrate into multiple tissue types by using spatially dependent thresholds defined by the location on the atlas.
Problem formulation allows for the delineation of admissible risk management options and examination of the value of specific activities in the risk assessment phase, which might help discriminate among these options.
The identification of mutations in high penetrance breast cancer susceptibility genes in women allows for the delineation of individual risk and assists in guiding clinical recommendations, such as enhanced breast cancer screening (for example, magnetic resonance imaging screening starting at age 25) or chemoprevention with tamoxifen [ 2].
