Literary types and their followers use it instead of illuminate, although the primary meaning has changed to delineate, "to bring out in sharp detail," a more intense form of "describe".
Unlike most of his contemporaries who focused on clinical classification, he used a characteristic pathological change to delineate a clinical condition that he believed to be identical with presbyophrenic dementia.
The aim of this paper was to examine the changing nature of travel behaviour in cities, as well as causes of this change, and to delineate possible consequences of this phenomenon for the future development of cities.
Additionally, the framework will inform future scenario developers by including: (i) a flexible participatory process able to respond to local contextual needs; (ii) capability to identify 'triggers for change' by actors to delineate alternate scenarios; and (iii) development of 'enabling policies' as part of the participatory process, to move towards target scenarios.
Furthermore, imaging of biomarkers allows us to delineate changes in muscle regeneration/degeneration beyond that achievable with traditional histological analyses of DMD, ie., changes in blood flow, blood volume and glucose metabolism between non-exercised and exercised groups of mdx mice.
Some institutions report discharges earlier in the day following implementation of family-centered rounds, but fail to delineate changes in the patient care and teaching activities occurring on rounds [22], [23], [26].
While ongoing investigations will have to delineate changes in other components of the intestinal motor system, e.g. submucosal neurons, glial cells, interstitial cells of Cajal and the effector tissue smooth muscle, our findings emphasize the altered neurochemical profile as part of the disease spectrum underlying disturbed gut motility in chagasic megacolon.
While conventional MR imaging is usually adequate for demonstrating the primary tumour before treatment, diffusion-weighted imaging can aid in the post-treatment evaluation since post-treatment changes can be difficult to delineate from small foci of tumour recurrence as they can both enhance similarly when using conventional MR or CT.
To delineate longitudinal changes in the optic nerve head (ONH) and peripapillary structure during myopia progression in childhood using spectral-domain (SD) OCT and to explore the factors associated with myopic ONH and peripapillary changes.
Such systematic molecular changes offer a great opportunity to delineate factors critical for transfection activity, which in this work include the intramolecular distance between the hydrophobic chains and pH-expandability of the polar headgroup.
