Sentence examples for correctly delineated from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of GMYC delineation was higher in the small genus Neobidessodes, in which clustering lumped together four genetically similar species out of nine morphospecies, while GMYC correctly delineated 7 (55.5% vs. 77.7% accuracy; Table 2).

In all four cases, the nuclei are correctly delineated from each other.

TEMPI identified the TDNs that correctly delineated temporal transition of DRPs and time-dependent associations between the DRPs.

This analysis correctly delineated the four species and identified two H. cydno individuals and two H. hecale individuals with ancestry from the opposite clade.

Stringent parameters (depth of coverage, Phred quality score) were established to ensure that polymorphisms culled from the database were correctly delineated, and representative SNP cohorts were manually inspected to confirm authenticity.

The importance of grades was emphasized from the first day by the administration, and as your article correctly implies, grades delineated success at Stuy.

Heavily heterogeneous ROIs cannot be delineated correctly with threshold based algorithms [30].

By extension, these results indicate that effective connectivity analysis, in reference to a known functionally relevant region (PPC), correctly and accurately delineated a second task-relevant region, namely MFG.

I was frustrated because I knew that last-minute deals couldn't result in a bill that would be correctly drafted, with all its costs clearly delineated, and properly considered by the Senate.

Sensitivity was defined as the viable areas correctly identified by GTA (true positive)/viable tumor areas delineated on histology (condition positive), and specificity was defined as the necrotic tumor areas correctly identified by GTA (true negative)/the necrotic tumor areas delineated on histology (condition negative).

President Obama cannot go to Ground Zero because he correctly pointed out that Americans have specific rights delineated by the Constitution, a document he swore an oath to uphold.