Sentence examples for delineate the implication of from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to compare orthopaedic manifestations of MED caused by MATN3 versus COMP mutations and to subsequently delineate the implication of genotypes in MED.

Since then, selective drugs have been designed, many of them displaying a high potency in vivo, and used in many studies to delineate the implications of cerebral histaminergic systems in physiological functions such as arousal or cognitive functions.

To understand the nature of AAV and classify the disease from a global perspective, it is essential to more precisely delineate the clinical implications of ILD in AAV in Asian countries.

Before commenting further on participatory medicine, let us first delineate the essence of systems medicine and big data and their implications for P4 medicine.

It did not delineate the genders of the people affected.

Farmers once blackened tree stumps to delineate the boundaries of their farms, said Mr. Gottlieb, the historian.

And how does one delineate the contours of this "problem"?

While genes delineate the scope of variations, environment applies the final touches.

Both, not incidentally, wrung new twists from the use of music to delineate the melancholy of the characters.

Like John Updike he's adept at using his gift for metaphor and pictorial language to delineate the work of others.

Perhaps this is my life's, my writing's sole, true duty: to delineate the course of this disintegration".