Sentence examples for be demarcated from from inspiring English sources
What is the internal conceptual structure of each of the sciences, and how can they be demarcated from one another?
In response to this discussion, Ian Jarvie (1966) proposed as important questions for a philosophy of technology an inquiry into the epistemological status of technological statements and the way technological statements are to be demarcated from scientific statements.
We hypothesised that precise skeletal SUVs measured by modern SPECT/CT can be used by itself to improve assessment of active bone metastases so that it can be demarcated from skeletal degenerative changes.
Our results now show formally that clones I – III correspond to typical MLST clonal complexes that can readily be demarcated from other A. baumannii genotypes.
When focusing on individual foci, UDP-HexNAc and GSH seemed to be demarcated from each other, suggesting these molecules occur in a spatially heterogeneous manner in an individual metastatic focus.
THE BATHROOM All of the rooms have an open bathroom just beyond the main entrance that is demarcated from the rest of the bedroom by a stone floor.
This is clear from the financial pages of the press, which are demarcated from "news", and presented in almost scriptural terms, far removed from those in which mundane social affairs are described.
In 1906, when the administrative boundary between Egypt and Ottoman dominions proper was demarcated from the Mediterranean to the Gulf of Aqaba, Al-ʿArīsh was placed definitively in Egypt.
The main treatment of the Virgin and Child group and the secondary treatment of the surrounding groups are clearly set apart with a masterful sense of composition the pyramid of the Virgin Mary and Magi is demarcated from the arc of the adoring followers.
The influence of the tidal area was demarcated from the toposheets and sites were selected.
We examine the claim that design is demarcated from science by having wicked problems while science does not and argue that it is wrong.
