Sentence examples for and the delimitation of from inspiring English sources
This dispute led to British arbitration and the delimitation of the Irano-Afghan frontier in 1872, a work brought to a close only in 1903 05.
The species concept and the delimitation of species have been a matter of controversy since the early days of systematic biology.
Following the identification of the NRG1 rs16879552 and rs7835688 HSCR-associated SNPs and the delimitation of the 350 kb HSCR-associated region (chromosome 8 32.235 32.575 Mb; hg18) as originally described, we proceeded with fine-mapping.
Interventions aimed at improving the coordination and the delimitation of competences between health care levels are currently being promoted [ 30].
The major disputes are in the placements of Cathaya, Cedrus, Pseudolarix, and Pseudotsuga and the delimitation of subfamilies.
The results of our study have consequences for the estimation of the diversity of soil fauna and the delimitation of species.
This study demonstrated the critical importance of the use of multilocus nuclear data for the unbiased assessment of cryptic diversity and for the delimitation of species in soil invertebrates.
While the focus in the literature has been on problems of implementation and governance of these rural codes (Flintan 2012; Hesse 2000; Tielkes et al. 2001), there has been less discussion of the conflict between the flexibility and openness of the pastoral system and the fixing and delimitation of resources and resource use through the delimitation of pastoral zones and transhumance corridors.
Although the monophyly of extant teleosts and their close phylogenetic relationships to several fossil taxa is generally well established and widely accepted, the delimitation of Teleostei has been problematic [ 33, 34].
We evaluated whether apparent electrical conductivity (ECa) is a potential estimator of soil properties and nutrients, and a tool for the delimitation of homogeneous zones.
The debates were about democratization, accessibility and clarification of responsibilities: the delimitation of powers between the Union and member states.
