Sentence examples for clear demarcation from from inspiring English sources

Similar to cavernous haemangiomas, they show a clear demarcation from the surrounding tissue, unlike other vascular lesions such as arteriovenous malformations, which interdigitate into the tissue.

When plotting test results as inelastic strain range versus cycles to crack initiation, the OP BiF results exhibit a clear demarcation from the TMF data at a particular value of inelastic strain range; above which the results are primarily fatigue dominated and follow the trend of the OP TMF tests while below the results are environmentally dominated, creating a separate trend.

The mononuclear infiltrates were still present in bronchovascular bundles, but these infiltrates showed clear demarcation from the majority of the alveolar area, in which few C. neoformans organisms and inflammatory cells were present (Fig. 2K L).

There was no clear demarcation from the background.

Otherwise, duplications also show a clear demarcation from no support to high support at ∼66.7% coverage.

In the U87 model, tumours show clear demarcation from normal parenchyma without the diffusely infiltrative pattern of GBM and lack GFAP or S100B immune staining.

As the Olympics begin and the President makes his mark in China, it would be a great time to establish a clear demarcation line from any policy that could be construed as theologically or culturally exclusive.

The signal intensity profile of a line drawn across the monolayer (Fig. 2D) shows clear demarcation of MPIO from adjacent cells/agarose.

"But there's not a clear demarcation when the transition occurs from chemo that has a good chance of being helpful to chemo that is a complete long shot".

There was no clear demarcation of the strains isolated from different years and localities.

Conversely, the PHYRN-NJ tree from Set-1 shows a clear demarcation of DMC1-fungal and RAD51-fungal sequences.