Sentence examples for circumscribed without from inspiring English sources

The game's alchemy lies in creating a represented universe of fantastic speed, force, and collision, and insisting that the violence of this world can be circumscribed without spilling over into real life.

They have also argued that marriage is a fundamental right that should not be narrowly circumscribed without good reason, and have found wanting the argument that marriage bears an inherent link to procreation.

They are generally well circumscribed, without contour lobulation and have variable degrees of haemorrhage, necrosis, fat and, rarely, calcification.

In addition, a high definition orbital MRI (3 Tesla) with gadolinium injection was organised, on which the extrascleral extension appeared to be circumscribed without invasion of the optic nerve sheath (figure 2 B).

The current model describing the spatial relationship between neural crest cells and myogenic precursor cells during branchial arch development assumes that neural crest cells first circumscribe, without penetrating, the condensed core of muscle precursors, reviewed in [14].

In addition to hypervascularity, the vast majority of HPCs have been described as either well circumscribed or encapsulated without invasion of the adjacent organ parenchyma[ 1,6,9 10,20,26 27].

They are defined as tumors below the visceral pleura or entirely circumscribed by lung parenchyma without evidence of a thymic lesion in the anterosuperior mediastinum, which display the characteristic histological features of thymomas [2].

This was especially apparent in the mice treated with 10 mg/kg of any of the echinocandins (Panels d, g, j), where the organism infiltrates were characterized by diffuse staining without clearly circumscribed boundaries and the lack of cysts.

There was no evidence that any of the other tumour morphological features was associated with PALB2 mutation status. Figure 1 shows examples of tumours with and without sclerosis, circumscribed growth, and tubule formation.

A computed tomography (CT) scan of the abdoman and pelvis demonstrated a small (2 × 1.5 × 0.8 cm) low-density, well circumscribed mass in the sacrum, without evidence of tumor infiltration of adjacent structures.

What has heretofore been a carefully circumscribed exception to the prohibition against searches without warrants has now been inflated into a comprehensive principle of freedom from all the requirements of the Fourth Amendment.