Sentence examples for broad delineation from inspiring English sources

Landsat textural analyses may be useful for broad delineation of logged forests, but detailed ecological and biogeochemical studies will probably need to rely on other remote sensing approaches.

Land boreholes located near the impact center, reached the upper part of the impact melt unit (Rebolledo-Vieyra et al., 2000) but they did not crossed it, getting a very broad delineation of the distribution of the unit.

Neurology and psychiatry displayed only a slight interest from the 1890s in the broad delineation of "hysteria"—the nosological classification within which Osler conceptually located AN and other variants of psychical mind-body issues.

This broad delineation, however, may not be strictly correct as at least some low threshold mechanosensors also directly respond to chemical stimuli, including acid and ATP, although these mediators may still activate the nerve terminal via mechanical mechanisms [ 11, 12].

Because we were mainly interested in a relatively broad delineation of the distribution of the red-backed fairy-wren, rather than identifying the limiting conditions of their distributions or the distributions of sub-species, we did not perform further tests of the Maxent model.

Having a common conceptual framework for research enables STEM educators to undertake studies appropriate to their interests and particular context, while simultaneously participating in collaborative studies within and across universities, such that their findings contribute to the broader delineation and mapping of effective WTL practices.

Full delineation is made between symmetric and antisymmetric modes.

Broad-scale delineation of areas where three potential host types bat, pig and human are present could improve NiV surveillance strategy [ 70].

Recent technological advances in DNA methylation mapping, including high-density oligonucleotide arrays, Illumina bead arrays and next-generation high-throughput sequencing, together with advances in bioinformatics, have allowed examination of broad regions of the genome and delineation of high-content profiles of DNA methylation for the first time.

These experimental data explain that a number of clinical studies could not find an advantage of 4k matrices for detection of a broad range of intrapulmonary lesions [ 12, 13], delineation of anatomical landmarks [ 13] or interstitial diseases [ 14].

Therefore, the primary purpose of this study was to compare measured tumour sizes obtained from a broad spectrum of (more commonly available) PET-based tumour delineation methods to pathology findings.