Sentence examples for an example of the demarcation from inspiring English sources

This is an example of the demarcation problem.

Strictly speaking, this already results in a population model of a community an example of the demarcation problem mentioned in Section 1. 14.

It serves as an example of how complex the demarcation between disseminating research results and advocating such results can be.

In this context an account, from a carer's perspective, provides an example of physiological fragmentation and professional demarcation according to differing categories of heart failure.

Progress has been incredibly slow last year, for example, of the 600 tribal demarcation plans pending, only seven territories were mapped.

A prime example of such a variable is the elevation of the phreatic surface that forms the natural demarcation between the saturated groundwater flow and the unsaturated flow in the soil.

The degree of this demarcation is used to designate four stages: (I) the demarcation is a line; (II) the demarcation becomes a ridge; (III) growth of new blood vessels occurs around the ridge; (IV) the retina begins to detach from the inner wall of the eye (choroid).

While this distinction helps to come to grips with the more clear-cut examples, the exact demarcation line between both types of the environment is often hard to define.

For examples of pragmatic demarcations, see Wagner 1987 and Warmbrod 1999.

As an example, one set of core services was selected to assess the usefulness of the dimensions and demarcations that were synthesised.

Examples of the latter may include, for example, reducing the availability of larger portion, package and tableware sizes; placement of larger portion sizes further away from purchasers; or demarcation of single portion sizes in packaging through wrapping or a visual cue.