Sentence examples for delineate this from inspiring English sources

She is intrigued by Gerald's sexuality, seeing his well-documented ambivalent masculinity as signifying repressed homosexuality, so she has invented a character and a storyline to delineate this.

"It appears that the writer has gone to great pains to delineate this disease, even though he didn't know what the criteria were supposed to be," Dr. Altschuler said.

It is useful to make some distinction among entrepreneurs that delineate this experience factor.

We propose the concept of techno-organizational speciation to delineate this phenomenon.

More detailed studies analyzing the timing of the NO cascade in vivo are necessary to delineate this pathway.

A deformation mechanism map is constructed to delineate this transition of inhomogeneous deformation from coarse to fine shear-band arrangements.

Ms. Messud delineates this Manhattan world with quick, sure, painterly strokes, relying less on Tom Wolfeian status details and obviously satiric vignettes than on her psychological radar for how people talk and behave.

Mr. Keegan delineates this as a clash between pragmatic and Olympian perspectives, observing that Europeans "can persist in the belief that civil servants will eventually displace soldiers and that judges can be supreme commanders".

The long opening segment of the film, which delineates this little triangle, is Allen at his late-period worst – vague and repetitive.

Given a sample, or a number of samples, from a target physiographic unit the landscape search delineates this unit using the principles of supervised machine learning.

This contribution delineates this strategy to minimize the potential for reactive metabolite formation of clinical candidates during preclinical drug optimization, exemplified by the experience at Roche over the past decade.