Consistent interface definitions characterise the demarcation to affiliated subjects, research disciplines and areas of medical care.
The bottom of the left atrium was used as a demarcation point to ensure consistent placement of the ligature and resultant reproducibility of similar infarct sizes among the groups of animals.
Furthermore, MDCT provides consistent follow-up of conservatively treated lesions showing progressive demarcation, size reduction and decreasing attenuation of haematomas (Figs. 3, 4 and 6) [16, 39].
Popper's demarcation criterion concerns the logical structure of theories.
The cluster analysis revealed that the 90 genotypes examined showed a clear demarcation of the germplasm according to their racial classification, consistent with previous studies using RFLPs [ 9] and SSRs and AFLPs [ 17].
In addition, multidetector CT provides consistent follow-up of conservatively treated lesions (Figs. 5, 6) showing progressive demarcation, size reduction and decreasing attenuation of haematomas [22, 23, 24, 25, 44, 52].
We emphasize that the cytoarchitectonic areas determined by Nissl-GLI are well consistent with the expression patterns of the layer-specific genes, validating the area demarcation by our method.
A sharp demarcation line between high grade (osteosarcoma) and low grade (meningioma) component was consistent with dedifferentiation [ 12].
Comparative performance analysis with other two widely used image processing methods: ratio imaging and optimal threshold based imaging, reveals that ICA produces BCC spatial map that is most consistent in term of diagnostic quality by both visual assessment and calculation of the BCC demarcation line.
The heat map shows a dramatic demarcation between lymphoid/mixed lineage and the remaining samples where the green coloured columns indicate the consistent genome loss.
