Sentence examples for better demarcation from inspiring English sources

T2-weighted sequences (Table  4) visualized more gastric wall layers and provided the interpreter with a better demarcation of tumor volume from normal gastric wall than did T1.

According to several GPs a possible strategy for improving the use of evidence will need a better demarcation of the GPs tasks and responsibilities.

The superior contrast enhancement after SDI administration of Gd-DTPA suggested that this might be useful in a better demarcation of the BBB opening.

As a result, iCCA will appear relatively more hypointense and early experience had indicated that this feature allows for better lesion demarcation [ 44].

The drainage delineation shows better accuracy and clear demarcation of catchment ridgeline and more reliable flow-path prediction in comparison with ASTER.

In essence, the Lithuanians wanted a longer demarcation line to provide better protection for Vilnius and the Poles pushed for a shorter line.

Lymphoma on the whole tends to be better marginated than PAC, with a clearer demarcation of tumour and normal tissue.

Use of the AC as a defining criterion omits the motor cortex from consideration but is a better established landmark than other points of demarcation [ 23].

In the diagnosis of multifocal tumour growth, dark-field mammography seems superior to standard breast imaging modalities, providing a better resolution of small, calcified tumour nodules, demarcation of tumour boundaries with desmoplastic stromal response and spiculated soft-tissue strands extending from an invasive ductal breast cancer.

We also wish to propose a new demarcation for the TALE repeat, which better reflects the structural integrity and allows a convenient description of the functional elements within a TALE repeat.

Nor should there be a rigid demarcation between public and private providers: distinctions are better drawn over responsiveness and efficiency than over ownership.