These findings thus support our account of the causal process underlying the effects found in Studies 1 3, and delineate an important boundary condition for these effects.
Efforts to delineate such a boundary [ 3, 4, 9, 10] – whether on grounds of primary purpose (generalizable knowledge), temporality (turn-around time from evidence to action), underlying legal authority, departure from usual practice, or direct benefits to participants – have been unsatisfactory.
An island might be more vulnerable to invasive species than equivalent acreage in the middle of a continent because the island's perimeter delineates a sharp boundary between two extremely different sets of organisms, and competitors can encroach from all sides.
Within the CNS, expression is developmentally regulated and, in the mouse, delineates a unique boundary region in the granule cell layer of the cerebellar cortex [ 7].
The straight lines, the boundaries of the tests, delineate a continuation and stopping region.
For several miles, the fetid arroyos, sagging dwellings and smoldering trash dumps that mark the community's northern boundary also delineate an international border negotiated more than a century ago, when it was largely an unpopulated stretch of mountain and desert.
Therefore, in mutant embryos, dense BP102 staining of axons beyond the CNS/PNS boundary clearly delineates a novel phenotype, herein termed an AEP defect (Axon Exiting to Periphery).
The Once the localities have been located on the map, it is to delineate the boundary of the city (a polygon feature) based on the 'point' based locations.
Briefly, the algorithm first applies an edge-detection algorithm to delineate the boundary of the breast and the pectoral muscle.
In 2004, then Israeli cabinet minister and one-time Soviet human rights activist Natan Sharansky suggested three markers to delineate the boundary between legitimate criticism and anti-Semitism.
