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b Contrast-enhanced excretory phase transverse CT image: the lesion is better delimited with thick rim enhancement and hypodense centre (asterisk).

We notice that the dynamics of phosphorylated EpoR is much better delimited by the experimental data and therefore the fit of the data is much clearer.

This is because it decomposes the PPI network into spatially- and temporally-coherent subnetworks, in which complexes may become disconnected from their original densely-connected neighbourhoods, allowing their borders to be better delimited by clustering algorithms.

To better delimit the search space and constrain ages based on several known fossils, we bounded the holometabolan root age to fall between 360 Ma (maximum age) or the approximate age of the Neoptera (a group that includes the majority of winged insects), and 280 Ma, a hypothetical minimum age for Holometabola [ 1].

Ultimately, the lineage-based approach we employ herein seeks to integrate morphological and molecular information into a refined taxonomic framework that can be employed to further develop the internal classification system for the genus, better delimit species, and to achieve some understanding of how genitalic characteristics have evolved across this group.

However, denser sampling of nuclear data in the Iberian Peninsula should be carried out in order to better delimit the distribution of N. a. anomalus and N. a. milleri in the contact zone as well as to determine if there are areas of overlap or recent hybridization phenomena, which we have not detected so far.

For that, we should care to better define and delimit the concept of "smartness".

To better define Groucho/TLE interactions, we have delimited regions within LEF-1 that are important for Groucho binding.

To delimit better the chlamydial inclusion edges, cells were stained with rabbit polyclonal anti-IncG antibodies followed by anti-rabbit Texas Red-labeled secondary IgG.

If this afterlife can be delimited only vaguely ("somewhere," "someplace better"), its basic demands are all too easy to articulate: these boys pray for themselves, self-defensive and self-dignifying; after an outing for childish "sweets," they can "come back" safely, without needing to pray they'll "come back" alive.

Nevertheless, in outer clades, the CCCH protein has better resolution, permitting subfamilies of proteins to be delimited.