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The hippocampus is challenging to delineate as it is small and highly variable with ill-defined margins.

Developers don't delineate as much between PaaS and infrastructure as a service (IaaS) offerings.

Kit data was used as a guide to delineate As-contaminated and As-safe areas in the field.

When the resistivity profile at point 3 was compared with the contour for both As and Fe, a good correlation was found which suggests that VES values can be used to delineate As-contaminated aquifer zone.

As far as mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is concerned, SNP analysis has immense importance in forensic investigation to delineate maternity as well as the ethnicity of an individual in question (Coble et al., 2004; Just et al., 2009).

In Fig. 4d, the contact between impact-deformed bedrock with potential folding and undisturbed units of different origin just to the north is exposed, which potentially helps to delineate the impact structure as it is observed today.

Besides its mechanistic importance, this new knowledge bears medical relevance as it delineates early pathobiological events that may be targeted in the future as a means to interfere with the formation of preneoplastic lesions early during pancreatic carcinogenesis.

It is a novel that unfolds slowly to show the collision of cultures — between cops and civilians, aspiring artists, blue-collar wage slaves and homeboys from the housing projects — that exists in this "Candyland of a neighborhood," even as it delineates the ambitions and resentments and familial calamities shared by characters whose lives converge through the most random of events.

MRI is helpful in the assessment of syndromic craniosynostosis as it delineates the soft-tissue structures including brain parenchyma more clearly.

Image segmentation is the most important as it delineates blood vessels from the image background to allow their accurate analysis in the various algorithms.

18-Fluorodeoxyglucose-positron emission tomography/computed tomography (FDG-PET/CT) is an imaging modality that may provide this capability, as it delineates enhanced metabolic activity in tissues in vivo, including vascular inflammation [ 5– 9].