Sentence examples for complicated delineation from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the lack of standardisation of provider terminology in the HIV literature has complicated delineation of which physicians are currently providing care.

A variable that may complicate delineation of biomarkers for SSAKI is that the pathophysiology of SSAKI may be different from that of ischemic or nephrotoxic AKI.

These gene families show that local duplications occur frequently and thereby complicate delineation of gene family histories that involve both local and chromosome duplications.

To avoid artefacts from enhancing gliotic tissue in the resection margins and from adjuvant radiotherapy that can complicate delineation of residual tumour, the postoperative MRI is performed within 48 h of surgery [ 8].

In addition, the recourse to a wide array of enclosing instruments by innovators for a single specific product (such as Round Up Ready canola), simultaneously protected through process and gene patents, plant variety rights, trademarks and the private contract that is the "Technology Use Agreement", has further complicated the delineation of the farmers' privilege.

The addition of dalotuzumab to each of these agents further complicated MTD delineation for these doublets.

In addition, current and past gene flow between surface and cave forms have complicated the delineation of particular cave populations.

It frequently occurs together with AGA, further complicating its delineation from the latter.

This complexity has complicated detection and delineation of the metastatic processes.

Furthermore, the process of manual region delineation is complicated by patient motion during the breath-hold acquisition.

The problem of WMH delineation is further complicated by the fact that other pathological features (i.e. stroke lesions) often also appear as hyperintense regions.