Sentence examples for but delineated from inspiring English sources

An aluminum rod similar to a yardstick but delineated at intervals of one-tenth of an inch is then inserted into the snow over the board to measure the depth of the snow, he said.

Before the implementations, bicyclists were riding on bicycle crossings of conventional Swedish type, i.e. similar to crosswalks but delineated by white squares rather than solid lines or zebra markings.

The distribution of μ chains and CD15 markers varied in all of the biopsies, but delineated normal cell structures in the pre-malignant polyp specimens.

It would not only be of high medical relevance to probe patient tumor samples for aberrant acetylation patterns, but delineating downstream in vivo targets of HDAC inhibitors is of equal importance.

Finally, sequence comparison might not directly identify homologous regulatory elements of the Hox genes across species but delineating the conserved organizational features of the Hox clusters can offer remarkable insights into their regulation.

Many of them predate or postdate the period covered here, although a wonderful small but sharply delineated limestone fragment from Persepolis showing a Persian soldier, with stylized hair and beard, comes from Ananiah's time.

Or "Chimerica," to be exact, a morally muddled but cleanly delineated intersection of the American and Chinese empires, which is also the name as well as the setting of Lucy Kirkwood's hit play at the Almeida Theater.

The whole theory is too complex to describe in full here, but is delineated in a 35-page chapter in Magic Mushroom Explorer, as well as in his 2012 book Darwin's Unfinished Business: The Self-Organising Intelligence of Nature.

Burkart (1976 a, 1976 b) states that P. flexuosa is a variable species but well delineated.

Our analysis has not only quantitatively described intertumour expression differences, but also delineated the relative importance of highly homologous RTK pathway members.

These pathways are not mutually exclusive but are delineated in order to highlight their salient features and ethical, legal, and social consequences for stakeholders.